The intersection of ecology and exposure science with health concerns has led to a gradual
infiltration of these disciplines. Exposure to (urban) natural ecosystems, defined as …

Green space accessibility, which relates to the provision of public goods and services to
urban residents, is central to addressing many sustainability issues in urban greening …

Current assessment methods of Urban green equity (UGE) ignore the social differentiation of
urban space, which may lead to a misallocation of green space resources, exacerbating …

Urban green spaces exert beneficial effects on both individuals and communities. However,
as urban sprawl intensifies, socioeconomic disparities widen, and populations burgeon, the …

Green infrastructure provides multifarious benefits, improving urban resilience and
sustainability amid increasing climate change and urbanization. Traditional green …

This study aims to explore how green spaces can serve vulnerable populations more
effectively. While the benefits of green spaces for health and well-being are well …

Although greenspace exposure has physiological health benefits, there is insufficient
research on the threshold effect of health benefits in typical urban landscapes. Here we …

Green space exposure provides greater beneficial effects on residents compared to
unnatural spaces, commonly referred to as “gray spaces”. However, during rapid …

Sufficient and equitable exposure to blue-green spaces enhances human well-being.
Existing studies on people's exposure to blue-green spaces have not adequately …

Urban green space equity relates to the efficient allocation of natural resources and the
equalization of public service facilities. Street (road) greenery provides substantial …