Titlebook: Urban Green Spaces; Public Health and Su Viniece Jennings,Matthew H. E. M. Browning,Alessan Book 2019 The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Introduction,25–38, .). The presence of urban green space and the contact with nature these spaces offer play an important role in human health promotion and urban sustainability. For instance, green space provides a number of resources and benefits to humans, which are often described as ecosystem services.

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Friend or Foe? An Overview of the Services and Disservices from Urban Green Spaces, there are times when the weight on one side outweighs the weight on the other. Depending on the scale and the objects involved, there are instances where the balance can shift from one side to the other over time. Thus, the pressures on the seesaw are not necessarily static but often dynamic. Simil

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Cultural Ecosystem Services Meet Broader Frameworks in Public Health,s in disciplinary background, explanatory frameworks, and streams of funding. As a result, public health professionals have rarely discussed the ecosystem services derived from green spaces until recently. Ecologists and natural scientists interested in improving the ecosystem health of natural spac

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Urban Green Space at the Nexus of Environmental Justice and Health Equity,ally/ethnically diverse communities. As an amenity that can potentially support the quality of the environmental, social, and health of cities, urban green spaces have also been at the forefront of modern discussions on environmental justice. Specifically, inequitable access to urban green spaces of

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Friend or Foe? An Overview of the Services and Disservices from Urban Green Spaces,n Health Perspect 121(7):811, .). And numerous reviews have identified significant pathways between exposure to natural environments and improved human health, such as increased physical activity, social contacts, and lower levels of stress (Fong et al. in Current Environ Health Rep 5(1):77–87, .; M