PROGRESS THAT DOESN’T COST THE EARTH
In Japan, the reverence for nature runs so deep that even trees over a century old are not carelessly cut down for construction – rather, they are carefully and respectfully relocated. One remarkable example is the relocation of a 150-year-old camphor tree in Osaka, where engineers and arborists worked together for months to ensure the tree’s survival during a major station renovation. These...
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