Richard Rogers Joins the Fight to Save Trees in Front of the Guardian's Headquarters
Some high profile tree saving environmentalism is going on in London right now, as a battle over the city’s mayor wanting to remove a series of trees in front of the Guardian‘s offices in order to develop the area into a retail marketplace has erupted. Many staffers from the newspaper, including their environmental editor, have signed on to help lend support to the movement to keep the trees in place. And now they’ve added mega-starchitect Richard Rogers to the list, as he believes the trees serve an important purpose:
Lord Rogers, chairman of the government’s Urban Task Force, said in a written statement: “The trees are beautiful and give shade, scale and life to a large and noisy street.
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