Environmental contamination and limited access to green spaces disproportionately burden
communities of color with negative impacts on residents' health. Yet, cleaning up …

In cities around the world, residents, activists, and government officials call for urban
environmental improvements, such as brownfield redevelopment, additional green space …

Gentrification is a growing concern in many urban areas, due to the potential for
displacement of lower-income and other vulnerable populations. This process can be …

The environmental gentrification hypothesis predicts that environmental quality
improvements in poor communities may spur gentrification and the displacement of …

Cities in the United States (US) are increasingly developing sustainability initiatives to
improve local economies while addressing environmental concerns. Since 1990, the US …

There is substantial evidence detailing the ecological and social benefits provided through
urban greening. However, research in the field of urban green equity has revealed that …

Gentrification research provides many important insights into the transformation of
contemporary urban landscapes, yet more careful attention to nature's role in this process is …

Although gentrification is occurring at increasing rates across the United States, our
understanding of what this means for public health is limited. While positive changes, such …

While global urban development increasingly takes on the mantle of sustainability and"
green urbanism," both the ecological and equity impacts of these developments are often …

This article expands the standard consumption versus production debate in the gentrification
literature by examining the role of racial conflict in neighborhood change. Drawing from …