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 "snippet": "Canopy cover estimates for census tracts.\nTrees in the Chicago region are not distributed evenly or equitably. The Chicago region has 23% canopy cover, far below the national average. To identify areas that have the highest need for improved tree canopy and its related benefits, CRTI combined scores for overall tree canopy percentage, temperature, flood risk, air quality and vulnerable populations by census tract. Chicago Region Trees Initiative and Morton Arboretum",
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