Does anyone know why we didn't do any sections of the LRT with green track? Grüngleisnetzwerk in Germany has a good study on why they're a benefit to cities, from added aesthetics, reduced noise, water management to reducing heat islands. It seems like we could have covered the ugly grey ballast we have with some soil and plants, and have a much nicer looking LRT (especially in the urban areas).
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