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Trees are often placed on top of construction sites to protect the site from wind and dust. Additionally, trees can help reduce noise pollution, provide shade, and absorb carbon dioxide.
Trees are often placed on top of construction sites to protect the site from wind and dust. Additionally, trees can help reduce noise pollution, provide shade, and absorb carbon dioxide.
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