Human health is known to be affected by the physical environment. Various environmental
influences have been identified to benefit or challenge people's physical condition. Their …

Inclusively accessible green areas are essential for livable cities. The residential greenery
on a door's step of urban dwellers has rarely been the subject of research. Here we provide …

Urban greenspace can improve the health of local residents by facilitating physical activity,
psychological restoration, and social contacts, as well as through amelioration of the …

Examining the distributional equity of urban tree canopy cover (UTCC) has increasingly
become an important interdisciplinary focus of ecologists and social scientists working within …

Nature-based solutions have not been able to actively involve citizens and to address
successfully food security, poverty alleviation, and inequality in urban areas. The Edible City …

This article assesses the distribution of urban vegetation in 31 Canadian cities to determine
whether certain social-economic/demographic factors are associated with increased …

This study analyzes socio-spatial patterns in land surface temperature (LST) and vacant
land across Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city with an estimated 30,000–40,000 vacant lots …

This paper argues that climate change adaptation through strategic greenspace planning
requires scholars and planners to think differently about what equity means in an urban …

Urban greenery is essential to the living environment of humans. Objectively assessing the
rationality of the spatial distribution of green space resources will contribute to regional …

The distribution and morphology of urban green space (UGS) have a significant impact on
its ability to mitigate surface urban heat island intensity (SUHII). In this study, the Future Land …