A gas station in Indonesia. Photo by ^riza^ via Flickr. Around the world, cars and the infrastructure devoted to them — highways, parking lots, gas stations — have covered open space over with asphalt . But with the closure last month of the

first of 27 gas stations, the city of Jakarta, Indonesia, is reclaiming some of that land for public use…. Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Turning Gas Stations Into Green Spaces in Indonesia