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  • This briefing by RMI argues that integrating urban nature—such as forests, street trees, and bodies of water—into city planning reduces greenhouse gas emissions, lowers energy costs, and improves equity. The document highlights that the global value of urban nature's benefits is nine times the costs, and it calls for a significant increase in annual investment to reach a potential $2 trillion in annual net benefits by 2030.

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    Themes: urban natureclimate mitigationclimate adaptationnature-based solutionsurban planning
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    energy efficiencystormwater management
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    Document type: Briefing

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