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Hao Xu, Jun Zhang, Xizhen Xu, Zewei Zeng, Yuzhu Xu, Jiawei You and Jing Li
Green residences have enormous potential for energy savings, emission reduction, and other comprehensive benefits, and their growth is crucial to achieving China?s carbon neutrality and carbon peaking targets. Nevertheless, at the moment, the national gr...
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Marco Zobec, Oliver Betz and Philipp Andreas Unterweger
The extensification (opposite of intensification) of urban public green spaces offers great potential for conservation. One major issue for the long-term success of such a measure is, however, its acceptance by the urban population. This contribution pre...
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Angel M. Dzhambov, Iana Markevych, Boris Tilov, Zlatoslav Arabadzhiev, Drozdstoj Stoyanov, Penka Gatseva and Donka D. Dimitrova
Growing amounts of evidence support an association between self-reported greenspace near the home and lower noise annoyance; however, objectively defined greenspace has rarely been considered. In the present study, we tested the association between objec...
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Isam Al Zubaidi, Robert Jones, Mohammed Alzughaibi, Moayed Albayyadhi, Farzad Darzi and Hussameldin Ibrahim
Crude glycerol, a byproduct of biodiesel production, was evaluated as a potential green inhibitor for steel corrosion in an acidic environment. The study was conducted using steel specimens placed in hydrochloric acid solutions (0.5 M) at a constant room...
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Colleen E. Reid, Jane E. Clougherty, Jessie L.C. Shmool and Laura D. Kubzansky
Living near vegetation, often called ?green space? or ?greenness?, has been associated with numerous health benefits. We hypothesized that the two key components of urban vegetation, trees and grass, may differentially affect health. We estimated the ass...
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