Green. greener, greatest: the case for multifunctional green belts

Matt Kirby

Green. greener, greatest: the case for multifunctional green belts

Matt Kirby (Lead / Corresponding author)

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Green belt is perhaps the most stoutly defended and widely lamented feature of UK planning. But what if it were mandated to provide the environmental benefits many believe it exists for? Matt Kirby makes the case for ‘multifunctional’ green belts.

Original language	English
No.	Nov/Dec
Specialist publication	The Planner
Publication status	Published - Nov 2023

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