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Cities and regions tackle climate change mitigation but often focus on less effective solutions

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Cities and regions tackle climate change mitigation but often focus on less effective solutions

K. B. Farr, K. Song, et al.

This study by Katherine Burley Farr, Kaihui Song, Zhi Yi Yeo, Evan Johnson, and Angel Hsu provides a systematic review of 234 quantitative mitigation case studies, revealing that land use and development, circular economy, and waste management strategies are the most effective in reducing emissions. It highlights the gaps between researcher priorities and actual impacts, informing urban climate action planning.

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