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The pressure of space for human settlements has led to trees being cut in lakhs all over the country. Today in many cities heat is reflected by the concrete tall buildings and monsoon water has no place to go over concrete surfaces. In city planning a balance needs to be made between buildings and trees.

The pressure of space for human settlements has led to trees being cut in lakhs all over the country. Today in many cities heat is reflected by the concrete tall buildings and monsoon water has no place to go over concrete surfaces. In city planning a balance needs to be made between buildings and trees.

Urban planning is in a primitive stage now. Our planners should wake up.

The pressure of space for human settlements has led to trees being cut in lakhs all over the country. Today in many cities heat is reflected by the concrete tall buildings and monsoon water has no place to go over concrete surfaces. In city planning a balance needs to be made between buildings and trees.

Urban planning is in a primitive stage now. Our planners should wake up.

Urban planning in India is digging and more digging and more digging and still more digging throughout the year every year. All planning is underground.

Many years back an Australian tree had become the darling of government sponsored tree plantation programs. It grew very fast and thus could be seen as proof of program success. Soon it was observed that the water table in such areas went down because it drew lot os water to grow fast. In fact it was labeled as an evaporator. Also it hardly grew more than 6-7 inches in diameter. It thus had no use except for being used in scaffolding s in construction industry. After a few years it was no longer planted. it was not native to India and was not planted scientifically.