"Singapore, with nearly half of its land allocated to parks and gardens, is often touted as one of the greenest cities in the world. From a distance, the wild vertical gardens climbing up buildings and the miles of leafy corridors connecting major parks look effortless, like nature has been allowed to just do its thing. But as any Singaporean will tell you, nothing on this small, densely populated island can be attributed to chance."
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