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✓ The Canberra TimesPlanet & Environment

London plane trees branded as wreckers will line Canberra's light rail

More than 100 London plane trees will line the light rail extension despite government warnings about root damage to pavements.

Why it mattersThe trees chosen for Canberra now will determine whether the city keeps shade as the climate changes.

AustraliaCanberrans will see more shade and greenery along the light rail, though people with pollen allergies may experience increased reactions.

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