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    Dieses Poster sollte in einem Maltesischen Regierungsbüro beigefügt werden

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    1. vulcanxnoob on

      Cyprus government looking at this like… „what’s those big green and brown things that are making shade? It’s like a natural pergola… I don’t understand what I’m looking at…“

    4. Saiing on

      Well given the average high in Krakow (the lower picture according to the caption) in July/August is 24 degrees, those trees are doing a terrible job.

      Also Krakow has an average of 10 days with rain in July and 8 in August which makes leafy vegetation a lot easier to grow. Let’s compare that to Malta which has err… 0 and 0.

    6. Necessary_Pear9579 on

      In an Utopian world that will work. In reality only a few Roads can maybe have that. Water scarcity is one of it. Compare like with like is an other.

    7. Dramniceanu on

      How exactly are you going to grow those kinds of trees in Malta? The soil isn’t fertile enough nor deep enough for the roots to go until they reach the limestone.

      I can understand the desire for the island to be greener, but it is not that easy… Why not wish to turn Sahara into a nice green pasture while you are at it?

    8. legalsmegel on

      For the love of god yes! Malta seriously needs to plant some trees around the place.

    9. Livio63 on

      Last week I was in Malta and Gozo as tourist. I noted that something is missing on both islands: trees.

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