Select all of the true statements below regarding the impacts that green infrastructure has on crime. Group of answer choices Among minor crimes, there is less graffiti, vandalism, and littering in outdoor spaces with natural landscapes than in comparable plant-free spaces. Public-housing residents with nearby trees and natural landscapes reported 125 percent fewer acts of domestic aggression and violence. Public-housing buildings with high levels of vegetation had 52 percent fewer total crimes, 48 percent fewer property crimes, and 56 percent fewer violent crimes than buildings with little vegetation. Studies of residential neighborhoods found that property crimes were less frequent when there were trees in the right-of-way and more abundant vegetation around a house. In a study of community policing innovations, there was a 20 percent overall increase in calls to police from the parts of town that received location-specific treatments. However, cleaning up vacant lots was one of the least effective treatment strategies. Research in the Baltimore region suggests that a 10 percent increase in tree cover would be associated with an 11.8 percent decrease in crime rate, all else being equal.