Urban green space is believed to contribute to residents' happiness but forming a holistic
overview of this relationship based on regional studies is challenging. This review aims to …

Daily walks are recommended for health gains, and walkable urban environments are
recommended as one strategy to combat climate change. Evidence of the relationship …

Despite the widely acknowledged benefits of urban green space on human health, few
studies have holistically investigated residents of urban areas in China. Relying on citywide …

This is one of the first studies that explores built environments around both residences and
workplaces, as well as their nonlinear and interaction effects on commuting satisfaction …

Sensing urban greenness from street view data offers a new and alternative way of
measuring the association between greenness exposure and subjective wellbeing in …

In recent years, there is a growing interest in the benefits of green spaces on individuals'
subjective well-being in developed countries; however, few studies have examined the …

The spatial implications of urban parks on people's residential satisfaction are fueled by the
desire to mitigate the rise of environmental injustice concerns in the developing world. While …

Proximity and access to urban green spaces (UGSs) provide city dwellers with multiple
benefits related to health and well-being. Understanding what (and how) characteristics of …

Recent decades have witnessed rapid urban expansion in China and an associated
reduction in people's access to natural outdoor environments (NOE), but whether access to …

It is widely acknowledged that urban nature could contribute positively to people's subjective
life satisfaction. However, extant literature offers limited empirical evidence about the non …