The fact that the average %GA or NDVI levels of a city are above the guidelines doesn’t mean the whole city is above those levels. While certain areas of the city may have big parks, squares and high amounts of green vegetation, other areas of the city may have %GA and NDVI levels below the thresholds or even no green at all. In these cases, our study shows the deaths that could be prevented if those areas of the city also met the WHO recommendation.
Why does my city have preventable deaths if it meets the WHO guidelines?
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