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Global urban structural growth shows a profound shift from spreading out to building up

Earth Sciences

Global urban structural growth shows a profound shift from spreading out to building up

S. Frolking, R. Mahtta, et al.

This study by Steve Frolking, Richa Mahtta, Tom Milliman, Thomas Esch, and Karen C. Seto explores the intriguing transition in global urban building growth patterns from horizontal to vertical development, revealing critical implications for material use and urban living.

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