Green gentrification has emerged as a critical and dynamic research field in environmental
justice and gentrification. Few studies have systematically reviewed the current state of …

To address the current and future impacts of climate change on urban inhabitants, the
development and benefits of urban green areas have been widely investigated–including …

In the last fifteen years, we have witnessed the development and subsequent major growth
of the literature on the role of welfare policies in the ecological crisis and the so called green …

In Nordic welfare states, progressive planning and housing policies have prevented the
most severe forms of gentrification-led displacement. In this paper, we argue that eco …

China is pursuing an ambitious green urban renewal strategy that strives for a green,
inclusive, and sustainable urban future. Green urban renewal is likely to exacerbate social …

Statement of problem Green gentrification is an emerging issue, where Urban green space
(UGS) upgrades lead to higher living costs, displacing lower-income residents, raising …

The Covid-19 pandemic and energy, climate, and demographic crises have shown how
cities are vulnerable to these impacts and how the access to green and blue spaces has …

With increasing environmental and climate change threats to urban areas, Nature-based
Solutions (NbS), including public greenery, are becoming integral components of green …

Through cross-sectional analysis, studies on transport-induced gentrification often interpret
the phenomenon as an outcome instead of recognizing it as a set of intertwined processes …

Efforts to link climate action and social justice in cities have tended to focus on adaptation,(1)
and the decentralization of resources and decisionmaking powers to cities and …