The urgent need to maintain ecosystem provisioning services and achieve urban
sustainable development goals has led to a long-standing focus on the driving effects of …

Introduction Urbanization converts vegetated lands into impervious surfaces and often
degrades vegetation carbon sequestration in urban ecosystems. At the same time, the …

The identification, evaluation, and spatial distribution of “Production–Living–Ecological”
space (PLEs) have been widely studied, but there is still little attention paid to whether their …

Escalating global human activities elicit diverse ecosystem service responses, yet
understanding remains limited. This study establishes a framework to clarify these …

Identifying the spatial patterns and driving factors of ecosystem service supply–demand help
to regulate and optimize the river basin's ecosystem services' supply–demand, which is …

Rapid urbanization and its associated surface modifications play a vital role in generating
and intensifying the urban heat island (UHI). Numerous research has investigated the …

Accurately diagnosing and assessing complicated spatial linkages at various scales has
become a crucial strategy for enhancing the efficacy of urban government policies and …

Recovery plans in Europe in the COVID-19 pandemic era have stimulated construction-led
development, which has eclipsed nature-based agendas in terms of scale, size, and policy …

Human actions have led to consistent and profound alterations in land use, which in turn
have had a notable effect on the services provided by ecosystems. In this research, the …

Understanding the impact of urban economic growth on ecologically functional land (EFL)
change and the relevant mechanisms is necessary for adaptive ecological management and …