Tree Value Visions - integrating relational values and multispecies justice in urban treescape management [0.03%]
树价值愿景——在城市风景管理中整合关系价值观和多物种正义
Jasper O Kenter,Peter Wood,Alison Dyke et al.
Jasper O Kenter et al.
Urban treescapes are important nature-based solutions for climate resilience, biodiversity, and human wellbeing, but their management often marginalizes relational values and multispecies justice. Tree Value Visions is a low-resource delibe...
Blind spots and actionable insights for urban governance of the climate-biodiversity-health nexus [0.03%]
气候-生物多样性-健康关联的城市治理盲点与可行见解
Milutin Stojanovic,Thea Wübbelmann,Sirkku Juhola et al.
Milutin Stojanovic et al.
The critical nexus between biodiversity loss, climate change, and societal change is increasingly intertwined, requiring coordinated action, especially in urban contexts. This study examines how urban governance operationalizes the climate-...
Deciphering exterior: building energy efficiency prediction with emerging urban big data [0.03%]
化解表象：基于城市大数据的建筑能耗预测研究
Maoran Sun,Ce Hou,Qiaosi Li et al.
Maoran Sun et al.
In the UK, 28 million households consume 25% of the total energy and contribute to 25% of the carbon emissions. It is vital to focus on sustainability and energy efficiency within the building sector for decarbonizing purposes. However, tra...
Hicham Achebak,Pierre Masselot,Joan Ballester et al.
Hicham Achebak et al.
Cities are vulnerable to heat-related health impacts due to the compounding effects of urban heat island (UHI) and rising temperatures because of climate change. Here we characterise the contextual factors exacerbating and attenuating the r...
Whose city is it? Mapping perceived urban livability with citizen-guided AI [0.03%]
这座城市适合谁？用公民引导的人工智能绘制感知到的城市宜居性地图
Florencio Campomanes V,Angela Abascal,Lorraine Trento Oliveira et al.
Florencio Campomanes V et al.
Urban livability is shaped by dominant values, often economic or aesthetic, and power dynamics that often overlook the lived experiences of deprived urban area (DUA) residents. As a result, conventional livability indicators risk reinforcin...
Why water security matters to cities under extreme heat in the Global North [0.03%]
全球北方极端高温下城市水资源安全问题不容忽视
Hug March,Katie Meehan,Elena Domene et al.
Hug March et al.
Household water security - safe, affordable, reliable, and acceptable water for a thriving life - is a key avenue for adapting to extreme and chronic heat, particularly in cities. We argue that household water security is far from universal...
Pathways to health: Reporting on health co-benefits from urban climate mitigation action varies by sector [0.03%]
通往健康的途径：城市气候缓解行动对健康协同效益的报道因部门而异
Blanca Anton,Andy Haines,Rosemary Green et al.
Blanca Anton et al.
Well-designed city actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions can also deliver substantial near-term health co-benefits. Improved understanding and reporting of the health benefits from climate mitigation can aid efforts by cities to design...
Conventional approaches to indicators and metrics undermine urban climate adaptation [0.03%]
传统的指标和计量方法削弱了城市气候适应性
Marta Olazabal,Andressa V Mansur,Samraj Sahay et al.
Marta Olazabal et al.
Measurement is essential for effective adaptation management and operation, and indicators and metrics (I&M) have a pivotal role. Surprisingly, systematic efforts to assess advances in the provision of adaptation I&M are scarce, and those t...
Effect of land use changes on air quality: impacts of urbanization, urban vegetation, and agriculture [0.03%]
土地利用变化对空气质量的影响：城市化、城市植被和农业的作用
Alba Badia,Ricard Segura-Barrero,Sergi Ventura et al.
Alba Badia et al.
Urbanization converts natural landscapes into impervious surfaces, altering local climate and air quality. Greening strategies are adopted to mitigate these effects, yet their effectiveness depends on land use, urban form, geography, and cl...
The material stock needed to reduce disparity in access to basic services: a case study of India, across spatial scales [0.03%]
以印度为例研究不同空间尺度下获取基本服务的不平等所需的材料存量：基于规模的视角
William Mihkelson,Hadi Arbabi,Stephen Hincks et al.
William Mihkelson et al.
The relationship between built environment stocks and living standards is critical to sustainable development. Yet the coupling of environmental impacts and human development outcomes warrants greater consideration. Here, we assess developm...