US cities are investing heavily in green infrastructure (GI) to manage stormwater and
improve local water quality. However, many other ecosystem services (ES) are attributed to …

An important increase in flood risk levels is expected in future decades in many areas
around the globe. In addition, the traditional approaches for flood management offer options …

Residential yards comprise most land and green space across cities. Despite yards being
ubiquitous, little comprehensive information exists on how vegetation varies between front …

The road passenger transport is responsible for a large share of energy consumption and
pollutants emission in Europe. Efforts have been made in the definition of new policies to …

An increment of urban flood risk in many areas around the globe is expected, accentuated
due to climate change and urbanisation. Thus, appropriate flood risk management is crucial …

This qualitative-phenomenological study aimed to assess the stakeholders' perspectives on
the conservation and urbanization of Lucban, Quezon, as a historic town. The researchers …

“It was six men of Indostan To learning much inclined, Who went to see the Elephant
(Though all of them were blind), That each by observation Might satisfy his mind.” It …

There is tension between the notion of a compact city, recommended by planners, and
people's desire to live in spacious, green and quiet areas (Van den Berg et al. 2007; …

The fast growth of megacities population has resulted in severe traffic issues. Developing
highway networks is considered as one of the major strategies in Iran's capital city. However …

Green infrastructure refers to multi-functional elements that integrate ecological and
anthropogenic factors and processes to support healthy ecosystems and communities …