Architects of modern layouts — mindful of, among other things, liability lawyers — place their tee boxes farther from connecting greens.
Ward connects green politics and lifestyle to everyday living and working, in the process confirming his cross-political and cross-generational appeal.
If I connect Green with Ray Mancini v Kim Deuk-gu and Steele with Julio Cesar Chavez v Meldrick Taylor, some of you may now recognise the names as well.
"The plan will provide once-in a-generation opportunities to address economic, social and environmental issues facing local communities, including funding to reduce off-airport flooding, to enhance and to connect green spaces around the airport, and mitigate against the effects of noise," she said.
Structurally continuous corridors are perhaps the most obvious means to connect green infrastructure throughout the landscape (Williams et al. 2005; Weber et al. 2006; Gilbert-Norton et al. 2010), as promoted by the European Environment Agency (2014).
The federal government maintains a ship canal, constructed across the peninsula in 1880, connecting Green Bay with the rest of Lake Michigan.
In 1884, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's South Branch line, connecting Green Spring and Romney, was completed.
Preservation of larger outlying green areas, green corridors that connect larger green patches, green roofs and conversion of "brownfields", or land previously used for industrial purposes or certain commercial uses, can also be used as carbon sinks rather than emission sources.
Moreover, to enhance the benefits of greening city spaces on health, this work proposes several strategies for connecting fragmentary green spaces, expanding green patches to the largest possible proportion, and managing green spaces.
The Knight's green skin connects the green of the costume to the green of the hair and beard, thus connecting the green man's pleasant manners and significance into the wild man's grotesque qualities.
