This chapter of the New York City Panel on Climate Change 4 (NPCC4) report discusses the
many intersecting social, ecological, and technological‐infrastructure dimensions of New …

Human activity-induced landscape fragmentation seriously affects regional connectivity and
biodiversity and hinders human well-being and sustainable development. These effects can …

Green Infrastructure has transformed traditional urban stormwater management systems by
fostering a wide range of service functions. Despite their popularity, green infrastructure's …

Cities are currently facing climate change. While the greenhouse gases emissions are its
main driver on the global scale, on the local one this role is mainly played by the …

Green space is an important adaptation strategy against urban thermal environmental
change. However, the impact of the spatiotemporal changes in green space on urban …

Public parks are critical urban infrastructures offering health, environmental, social, and
cultural benefits to people. However, the idea of park quality has lacked a clear operational …

Urban green spaces (UGS) play important role in enhancing the socioeconomic and
environmental health of cities around the world. For instance, UGS such as playgrounds …

Coupled grey and green infrastructure (CGGI) is increasingly recognized as a viable
approach to sustainable urban stormwater management. This study evaluates CGGI and …

Education for sustainable development is gaining traction in sustainability discourses and
policies to bridge the gap between the theory and practice of climate change mitigation and …

Climate-driven hazards, such as extreme heat or precipitation, are threatening the current
and future livability of New York City (NYC) and disproportionately affecting low-income …