Sunday, September 27
Pedestrianized Streets Improve Health and Air Quality
A Carleton University study connects streets without vehicle traffic to better health and cleaner air.
A Carleton University study reports that pedestrianized streets improve health and air quality. The finding connects streets designed without vehicle traffic to better health and cleaner air, making street design relevant to daily walking and outdoor time.
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