It is amazing how nature has taken its way, how the planet has healed in all this time of lock down. It is simply amazing. I am fascinated every time I watch videos of wild animals in urban areas. In my city you can see the macaws flying very low on the highway, since only very few cars circulate. Deer in residential areas, hawks in populated areas near the mountains that keep the air of the city breathable, which cleans us every day. And near the coasts, whale sharks, many, making their way near the fishermen.
However, what worries me the most is wondering how long nature can be moderately respected in terms of space. Well, this will not be forever, and I know that at some point we will revert to old habits, and the shipping routes will be regular, and in one day a year's recovery will be destroyed. And it will be again as you say and paint, vestiges of disappointment grass growing in infertile soil.
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Hey Alejandra! Your comment is very well thought. I believe that nature can and will restore. I watched a documentary about Cernobyl and how all the animals inside the danger zone thrive. We need nature more than nature needs us. I think it's lovely that you can spot deers, macaws and other cute animals.
Making more space for nature should be a source of joy. I find it odd that we think of nature as being in the way of our concrete buildings when we will struggle to find fresh air to breathe in. As population increases I think the necessities for living spaces will need to include nature, not exclude it. In the summer, all of the classic building materials heat up and the cities are just radiating more and more heat. If there are no more trees to provide a bit of shade, it would be quite an urban sauna, at its best.
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