Growing evidence suggests that ambient air pollution has adverse effects on mental health,
yet our understanding of its unequal impact remains limited, especially in areas with …

Wildlife are increasingly recognized as critical to urban ecosystems, but the impacts and
benefits of wildlife on people in cities are poorly understood. Environmental justice …

Legacy effects describe the persistent, long-term impacts on an ecosystem following the
removal of an abiotic or biotic feature. Redlining, a policy that codified racial segregation …

The natural, built, and social environments shape drinking water quality supplied by private
wells. However, the combined effects of these factors are not well understood. Using North …

Stormwater ponds manage urban runoff and mitigate storm-event flooding. Stormwater
ponds also offer various secondary advantages such as filtering pollutants, providing a …

In the past decade, studies have demonstrated that urban and nonurban wildlife populations
exhibit differences in foraging behavior and diet. However, little is known about how …

Street trees are known to provide a variety of services to the public. Understanding the
makeup of the street tree community, and therefore the extent of those services, requires a …

Survival links individual-level responses to population, community, and ecosystem
dynamics. Thus, understanding species' survival responses to environmental change in …

The urban environment impacts residents' health and well‐being in many ways.
Environmental benefits and risks may be interactively and inequitably distributed across …

The COVID-19 pandemic provided an additional spotlight on the longstanding
socioeconomic/health impacts of redlining and has added to the myriad of environmental …