Rapid urbanization and informal urban development sweeping across African cities
underscore a complex yet inadequately explored link between urban form and mode choice …

Global demand for housing and the climate crisis have created a seemingly impossible
choice between the need to build more and the need to emit less from construction …

Housing aims to provide society with comfortable, healthy living spaces and its built form
ultimately shapes the built environment. Consequently, its design, operation, and …

The built form of housing impacts virtually all infrastructure provision and lifestyle choices,
particularly daily mobility patterns. The environmental impacts of these built environment …

Given the worsening environmental pollution and China's carbon peak and carbon neutrality
goals, it is imperative to study the low-carbon travel behavior of urban residents. Previous …

Compact city is considered an important planning approach to alleviate carbon emissions
(CE) and achieve “carbon neutrality”. However, previous studies tended to intensively …

In Thailand, the majority of citizens primarily rely on private automobiles, as opposed to
other environmentally friendly modes of transportation. This heavy reliance on driving has …

Carbon emissions from transportation account for an increasing proportion of total carbon
emissions, and daily travel carbon emissions are an essential part of carbon emissions from …

Rising social and economic pressures to build more housing and infrastructure are in
tension with the need to rapidly reduce GHG emissions from resource extraction and use …

By applying the EKC theory to population density, we can better understand the relationship
between road transportation and environmental sustainability and discover ways to mitigate …