Access to public greenspaces is assumed to influence peoples' body weight. However,
causal evidence on this topic is limited, especially in developing countries. Using natural …

Physical activity and diet are major modifiable risk factors for chronic disease and have been
shown to be associated with neighborhood built environment. Systematic review evidence …

Although many cross-sectional studies have confirmed the positive associations between
greenspaces and physical activity, evidence from natural experiments is scarce, especially …

Does street walkability and a new complete street renovation relate to street use and gender
composition? We audited two mixed-walkability complete streets (" complete less-urban" …

Background Evidence for the health benefits of urban green space tends to stem from small,
short-term quasi-experimental or cross-sectional observational research, whilst evidence …

Studies of the built environment and physical activity (PA) have primarily been cross-
sectional. Evidence on the causal impacts of transportation improvements on PA and …

This article provides a practical example of the development of cross-border tourism and its
link to achieving sustainable development goals. Greenways (GWs) are successful and …

Background: For many, physical activity has been engineered out of daily life, leading to
high levels of sedentariness and obesity. Multi-faceted physical activity interventions …

Finding a new use for neglected infrastructures, such as disused railways, provides an
opportunity for low carbon travel experiences as reconversion policies promote new uses …