BackgroundPrevious studies revealed a relationship between residential green space
availability and health, especially mental health. Studies on blue space are scarcer and …

In many places on earth, livestock and feed production are decoupled, as feed is grown in
one region and fed to livestock in another. This disrupts nutrient cycles by depleting …

Background Evidence is emerging that more green space in the living environment is
associated with better health, partly via the pathway of physical activity. Objectives We …

Frequent visits to urban green areas have been widely demonstrated to bring notable health
benefits to city residents and helped them to maintain contact with nature. Empirical …

Physical inactivity among children is on the rise. Active transport to school (ATS), namely
walking and cycling there, adds to children's activity level. Little is known about how …

Residential environments are associated with people's walking behavior. Transit-related,
non-transit-related, and recreational walking may be differently associated with residential …

New patterns and trends in land use are becoming increasingly evident in Europe's heavily
modified landscape and else whereas sustainable agriculture and nature restoration are …

The efficient use of lignocellulosic biomass for the production of advanced fuels and bio‐
based materials has become increasingly relevant. In the EU, regulatory developments are …

Walking and cycling to school is environmentally sustainable and increases children's
physical activity. Although it is known that the built environment influences children's travel …

Aim Pollinators play an important role in ecosystem functioning, affecting also crop
production. Their decline may hence lead to serious ecological and economic impacts …