Neighbourhood features modestly predict youth cardiorespiratory fitness, explaining up to 61.2% of variance in VO2 peak/kg in a Montreal cohort.
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Neighbourhood features modestly predict youth cardiorespiratory fitness, explaining up to 61.2% of variance in VO2 peak/kg in a Montreal cohort.
Higher residential greenness is associated with a 6.1% reduction in type 2 diabetes risk in a Chinese cohort of nearly 6 million adults.
Urban green infrastructure can significantly mitigate the urban heat island effect and improve air quality, with well-maintained greenspaces offering greater dual benefits than engineered systems.
Larger plant species tend to have higher urban affinity, while the relationship between body size and urban success varies widely among animal families across the globe.
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