Mexico City planted thousands of plants on highway pillars to fight pollution and heat, turning its busy roads into vertical gardens

Mexico City's Anillo Periférico, the major ring road that carries traffic around the capital, was never designed to be a garden. For years, its concrete support columns stood bare above some of the city's busiest and most polluted roads, forming a vast grey landscape through densely populated parts of the capital.

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