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What are “Trees for Public Health” Neighborhoods?

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What are “Trees for Public Health” Neighborhoods?

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TPH neighborhoods—East Harlem, East New York, Far Rockaway, Hunts Point, Morrisania, and Stapleton—were selected because they have fewer than average street trees and higher than average rates of asthma among young people. It is believed that additional trees in these neighborhoods will reduce the pollutants that trigger respiratory disorders, and contribute to healthier living standards.

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