Heat stress is projected to intensify in the coming decades and through the 2 end of the 21st
Century (Coffel et al. 2018). Cities, where the majority of the 3 human population lives, are …

Residential greenspace has great intracity variations. Its driving factors have been widely
investigated in Western countries (eg, in Europe and North America), where residential …

Cities are facing too many challenges. Urban vegetation, in particular trees, are essential as
they provide services in terms of air pollution mitigation, freshness, biodiversity, and citizens' …

The important contributions of urban trees and green spaces to climate moderation, disaster
mitigation, and public health have been widely recognized. Tree canopy cover is one of the …

Identifying and characterizing the spatiotemporal dynamics of urban areas is mandatory in
many disciplines, eg, in environmental studies, infrastructure, and agriculture. The current …

Extensive riparian vegetation clearance occurred in many rivers of southeastern Australia
throughout the 19th and 20th century, post colonisation. With improvements in river …

Air quality issues caused by nitrogen dioxide (NO2) have become increasingly serious in
Chinese cities in recent years. As important urban green infrastructure, urban forests can …

Nature reserves are among the most bio-diverse regions worldwide, and rapid and accurate
identification is a requisite for their management. Based on the multi-temporal Sentinel-2 …

Urbanization has resulted in deterioration of natural lands and extinction of indigenous
species. Domestic gardens are neglected spots of plants biodiversity. This research aimed …

Objectives Revealing differences impacts of urbanization on ESs supply and demand across
old, new and non-urban areas. Methods First, we quantified the supply and demand of four …