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Towards the intentional multifunctionality of urban green infrastructure: a paradox of choice?
Environmental Studies and Forestrynpj Urban Sustainability

Towards the intentional multifunctionality of urban green infrastructure: a paradox of choice?

L. M. Cook, K. D. Good, et al.

Explore the transformative potential of multifunctional Green Infrastructure (GI) as researchers Lauren M. Cook, Kelly D. Good, Marco Moretti, Peleg Kremer, Bridget Wadzuk, Robert Traver, and Virginia Smith unpack the disconnect between engineered and natural GI. This study sheds light on 15 essential GI elements and proposes a pathway for holistic planning and interdisciplinary collaboration.... show more
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