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Let´s keep the "Greens" green

Let´s keep the "Greens" green

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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 7 months ago
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum embraces the concept of green buildings to ensure a healthy and environment-friendly city. At the same time we are experiencing the opposite in the “Greens”: Since December construction is under way to modify Al Dhafrah and Al Thayyal courtyards to fix the water leakage from the planter boxes. According to current plans 600m² of grass will be replaced by artificial turf and our large trees replaced by small plants in pots. Concrete will replace green ! There must be a better solution to stop the water leakage than to kill the little bit of green in our courtyard. We are asking for an immediate construction stop and a revised design to preserve our trees and our green. Preserve our courtyards in AlDhafrah and AlThayyal. Don´t replace the trees and the green by concrete and artifical turf.

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February 12, 2009

The momentum behind this push is undeniable even if the developers keep acting like they do not hear us. We have forced them to acknowledge that this community will not sit back while they replace our living trees with cheap plastic and concrete.

Reached 100 supporters

February 12, 2009

7 Comments

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David Hall
17 years ago Featured

WHY ARE YOU KILLING THE PLANTS. THIS IS COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS.

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Ahmed Ferguson
17 years ago Featured

Stop destroying the only decent shade we have. My kids love playing in that grass.

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Sarah Ross
17 years ago Featured

The fake grass looks so cheap and gets way too hot in the summer. Keep the real trees please.

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John Olsen
17 years ago Featured

Concrete is a terrible idea for a courtyard. Nobody actually wants these pots everywhere.

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Mariam Rao
17 years ago Featured

We moved here specifically for the greenery. If I wanted to live in a concrete box I would have stayed in my old apartment.

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Fatima Coleman
17 years ago Featured

Too much cement already. Please try to save the trees.

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Hugh C Robinson
2 years ago

It already looks awful

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