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Sustainability in Action in Early Childhood Settings Sally Sneddon and Anne Pettit

be said of the non-humans that are part of green gentrification. For example, the ways that different tree and plant species can be used to shift, retain, or challenge the identity of urban places may have given more life to the ‘green’ in green gentrification. While it is important to remember that not all cities are global cities, this book is excellent for showing how greening must serve communities first and foremost. When it serves to simply greenwash an economic growth and development strategy that consolidates wealth, it exacerbates the issues that urban sustainability should be seeking to address.