How floating islands can make urban waterways green and clean
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Biomatrix Water, based in Scotland, has developed a system of floating modular plant platforms that help revive urban waterway ecosystems.
After a year and a half of highly restricted movement, many people have been confined to the gray spaces of the inner city with little opportunity to escape to the countryside. A report published in April found that frequent visits to nature improved psychological well-being and reduced mental distress. Now more than ever the need for relaxing green spaces in cities is clear. Biomatrix Water, a biological technology company based in Scotland, says it has developed a solution using a system of floating modular plant platforms that green and clean urban waterways.More Related News
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