A green "breath" in the heart of Athens: New plantings at Klafthmonos Square
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The Municipality of Athens has carried out a significant intervention to upgrade the urban environment in the center of the capital. Planting work was recently completed at the historic Klafthmonos Square, with the aim of increasing greenery and improving the quality of life for residents and visitors.
As part of the program for the redevelopment of public spaces, a total of 30 new trees were planted, which were carefully selected to adapt to the city's climatic conditions. At the same time, 1,668 new shrubs were placed, offering a fresher and more well-kept look to the area.
These works are not limited only to the aesthetic upgrade of the square. The increase in the number of trees is expected to contribute to a reduction in temperature during the summer months, offering more shade and coolness to pedestrians crossing the center of Athens.
The municipal authority emphasizes that caring for urban greenery is a priority for creating a friendlier city. The maintenance of the new plants will be carried out systematically by the competent services of the Municipality, in order to ensure their growth and long-term presence in the area.
With this initiative, Klafthmonos Square acquires a new look, strengthening the ecological footprint of the area. Residents and those working in the center of Athens now have at their disposal a more upgraded and "green" public space for their daily activities.
Sources: CNN.gr
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