Characterized by inequalities along gender, income, caste, and ethnic differences, urban
areas are especially vulnerable to climate risks. Recognizing this, cities are adapting …

The scale and scope of climate change has triggered widespread acknowledgement of the
need to adapt to it. Out of recent work attempting to understand, define, and contribute to the …

Urban forests are associated with important ecosystem services, such as reduced
environmental exposure and improved human health. These benefits will become even …

Climate change presents a threat to the sustainability of cities and their societies, and must
be adequately addressed. Urban environments (cities) are responsible for the creation of a …

Carbon-neutral targets are a 'new normative'for cities and regions around the world. Such
targets call for rapid system transformations, beyond the normal remit of urban-regional …

In light of the long-term pressure and short-term impact of economic and technological
globalization, regional and urban resilience has become an important issue in research. As …

Meeting global targets that maintain temperatures at 1.5° C above pre-industrial levels while
adapting to the growing impacts of climate change requires significant and rapid societal …

Given the potential of cities to contribute to a more sustainable world as framed by the
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN 2030 Development Agenda, this article …

Urban agriculture (UA) is promoted as a viable strategy to support the food demands of the
increasing urban population in the global south. However, UA faces severe constraints that …

For climate urbanism to be relevant in informal settlements, it's proponents needs to
embrace the messy reality that there are no easily implemented, off-the-shelf adaptation …