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Guro-gu Expands 'Green Shade Rest Areas' Using Giant Oak Trees
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- Guro-gu is expanding its 'green shade rest areas' that use giant oak trees to respond to heat waves and the urban heat island effect.
- Since 2023, a total of 69 giant oak trees have been used at 9 locations in the district, and this year 40 will be planted along the Mokgamcheon stream between Mokgamgyo and Gaebonggyo bridges.
- This year about 10 new shade rest areas will be created, adding more resting spaces for pedestrians and expected to reduce the perceived temperature.
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