AgTech
Turning bus stops into bee stops in the Netherlands
Utrecht, a city in Holland, has given a remodel to its 316 bus stops, providing them with "green roofs," The roofs are covered with sedum flowers and other plants, which act as a hub for bees. The beautiful greenery and flowers added have a host of other positive environmental effects. The plants will absorb rain, capture dust or toxins from the air, and regulate temperatures. Also, adding plants in urban spaces has plenty of other benefits, including: reducing noise pollution, reducing stress, absorbing carbon, making the city more beautiful and improving air quality.