Objective Empirical evidence on the relationship between environmental factors and mental
health remains inconclusive. One reason is that there is only scant evidence on the …

Several studies now document the disproportionate distribution of environmental pollution
across different groups, but many are based on aggregated data or subjective pollution …

Based on a study in two European cities, Mainz in Germany and Zurich in Switzerland, the
article investigates both acoustical and non-acoustical factors affecting indoor annoyance …

Nature-based solutions (NBS) are currently being promoted for urban climate change
adaptation. We argue that urban planners should account for the demand for NBS, which …

Air pollution negatively affects individuals' health and human capital accumulation. For
example, students' school performance is hampered by air pollution as it decreases …

This study explores the relationship between income, dwelling quality, and indoor
environmental quality (IEQ) perceptions. We conducted a survey of approximately 1100 …

Previous studies found smaller differences in well-being between socio-economic status
groups in very green urban areas. We argue that the view of greenery from home is the …

A just or fair distribution of environmental bads and goods is important for solving
environmental social dilemmas and is a core idea of environmental justice politics and …

Amidst the global surge in healthcare expenditures, there is a growing political and
academic debate about individual versus collective responsibility for health and healthcare …

The article empirically investigates how individuals evaluate unequal housing conditions
with respect to the distributive justice principles of merit, need, and status entitlement. Also …