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Tree guidelines for Inland Empire communities

Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)

This guidebook analyzes the multitude of benefits that trees can provide to communities and residents. By determining the community and homeowner savings from planting trees and subtracting the cost, this study found that trees more than pay for themselves." The guidebook also discusses the physical benefits of trees in cities: energy benefits, air quality benefits, water quality benefits, and social benefits. Co-authors are: J.R. Simpson, P.J. Peper, Q. Xiao, D.R. Pittenger, and D.R. Hodel.

[Ti: Tree guidelines for Inland Empire communities]
[Au: McPherson, E.G. et al., , ,]
[So: Sacramento, CA: Local Government Commission. 116 p. + appendix.]
[Ky: Economic Benefits of Urban Forests]]

Authors
E.G. McPherson
Date Published
2001
Journal/Conference
Sacramento, CA: Local Government Commission. 116 p. + appendix.
Publisher
Sacramento, CA: Local Government Commission. 116 p. + appendix.
ISBN/ISSN
NA
Sub-Topics
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis
Keywords
Economic Benefits of Urban Forests
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