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Money & Work ·Monday, October 5, 2026

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Should every city be legally required to keep a set share of its land as green space?

Five European cities are competing to be named Europe's Green Capital 2028.

environment.ec.europa.eu/news/2028-european-green-cities-awards-finalists-announced-2026-06-30_en
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It’s both.

“Yes, but set by each city. Local conditions differ too much for one number”

“Rewards, not rules. Prizes and funding work better than mandates”

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Yes, but set by each city. Local conditions differ too much for one number
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Rewards, not rules. Prizes and funding work better than mandates
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Yes, a firm national minimum. Every city should hit the same standard
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No, quality matters more than quantity. A small well-used park beats a large empty one
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Only for new development. Don't force old cities to tear anything down
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No, housing comes first. More green space means higher prices and fewer homes
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