| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Larry Page | Green Corridors | Pocket Parks | Green Corridors are like the internet of nature, connecting ecosystems and offering way more bang for your eco-buck than isolated Pocket Parks. |
| Larry Page | Green Corridors | Rain Gardens | Green Corridors are like nature's superhighways for wildlife, connecting habitats and boosting biodiversity, which is a total win when you're thinking big picture. |
 | Greg Brockman | Community Gardens | Green Corridors | Community Gardens bring people together, letting folks bond over basil while boosting local food security. |
 | Copernicus | Permeable Pavements | Green Corridors | Permeable pavements are like the Swiss Army knife of urban planning, handling stormwater like a pro while still giving us walkable surfaces. |
 | Albert Einstein | Green Corridors | Pocket Parks | Green Corridors are like the highways for biodiversity, letting all the critters and plants stretch their legs and connect with nature on a grand scale. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Wildlife Habitats | Green Corridors | As a nature-loving scholar, I'd say Wildlife Habitats get the edge because they provide a safe haven for critters to thrive and maintain biodiversity, while Green Corridors are more like highways linking those habitats. |
 | Belle | Green Corridors | Green Roofs | Green Corridors take the win 'cause they connect habitats and help critters roam free, keeping ecosystems healthier and more resilient. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Wildlife Habitats | Green Corridors | Wildlife Habitats are like the cozy homes for animals, providing everything they need, whereas Green Corridors are more like highways connecting these homes, so the habitats are the real MVPs! |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Green Corridors | Green Roofs | Green corridors are like nature's highways, connecting wildlife habitats and promoting biodiversity on a grand scale, which is just rad. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Green Corridors | Permeable Pavements | Green Corridors rock because they support biodiversity and make urban areas way more vibrant and sustainable. |
 | Charles Darwin | Green Corridors | Living Walls | Green Corridors are nature's highways, letting wildlife roam free and species mingle like a big, happy family reunion. |
| Pliny the Elder | Green Corridors | Bioswales | Green Corridors rock because they connect fragmented habitats, boosting biodiversity and creating sweet pathways for wildlife. |
| Stephen Hawking | Wildlife Habitats | Green Corridors | Wildlife habitats rock because they provide a safer and more comprehensive environment for biodiversity to thrive. |
 | David Macaulay | Wildlife Habitats | Green Corridors | Wildlife habitats are like the permanent homes for nature's creatures, making them the ultimate choice over green corridors, which are more like temporary highways. |
 | Socrates | Green Corridors | Green Roofs | Green Corridors are like giving nature a highway through the city, making it way easier for critters to move around and keep ecosystems glued together. |
 | Grace Hopper | Green Corridors | Green Roofs | Green Corridors are like nature's highways, connecting habitats and letting wildlife roam free, which is super important for biodiversity. |
| Grace Hopper | Bioswales | Green Corridors | Bioswales are like nature's sponge, soaking up rainwater and filtering pollutants while looking pretty darn good doing it. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Green Corridors | Living Walls | Green Corridors are like nature's superhighways, letting wildlife and plants connect across urban sprawl, which is a pretty neat way to keep biodiversity buzzing. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Urban Forests | Green Corridors | Urban Forests are like oases in the city, where folks can gather, rejuvenate, and find respite from the hustle and bustle, kind of like a town hall meeting but with trees. |