Intensifying the proportion of urban green infrastructure has been considered as one of the
remedies for air pollution levels in cities, yet the impact of numerous vegetation types …

A “call to action” has been issued for scholars in landscape and urban planning, natural
science, and public health to conduct interdisciplinary research on the human health effects …

Air pollution is emerging as a risk factor for human health like cancer and other health
outcomes in developing countries, especially Iran where air pollutant concentrations are …

Green infrastructure can reduce PM 2.5 traffic emissions on a city scale, by a combination of
dispersion by trees and deposition on buildings, trees and grass. Simulations of PM 2.5 …

Humans face threats from air pollutants present in both indoor and outdoor environments.
The emerging role of plants in remediating the atmospheric environment is now being …

Urban forests play a vital role in terms of environmental quality related to particulate matter
(PM) and studies on this area are increasing. This review discusses how urban forests …

Air pollution levels (NO 2, PAHs, O 3) were investigated, before (BLE) and after (ALE) leaf
emergence, in the urban landscape of Gothenburg, Sweden. The aims were to study the 1) …

This study examines the persistent impacts of historical racebased discriminatory housing
policies on contemporary urban environments in the United States. Specifically, we examine …

Based on annual average PM2. 5 gridded dataset, this study first analyzed the
spatiotemporal pattern of PM2. 5 across Mainland China during 1998–2012. Then facilitated …

Can green vegetation absorb air pollutants and control regional air pollution? The existing
research has not reached a consistent conclusion on this issue. Using the multi-level data in …