Subdivisions Replace Trees in Major U.S. Cities, Adding to Urban Hot Spots

When researchers from Indiana State University’s Center for Urban and Environmental Change arrived at an area near East 30th Street and Cumberland Road for a field study, they saw concrete evidence of just how rapidly Indiana’s capital – the nation’s 12th largest city – is changing.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news77811176.html">Subdivisions Replace Trees in Major U.S. Cities, Adding to Urban Hot Spots</a></p> <p>When researchers from Indiana State University’s Center for Urban and Environmental Change arrived at an area near East 30th Street and Cumberland Road for a field study, they saw concrete evidence of just how rapidly Indiana’s capital – the nation’s 12th largest city – is changing.</p>