Impact of Urban Green Spaces on Air Quality

Authors

  • Ashley Wright PhD
  • Sophia Taylor PhD
  • Jamie Williams PhD

Keywords:

urban green spaces, air quality, pollution reduction, sustainable urban planning, vegetation

Abstract

Urban green spaces play a crucial role in improving air quality by acting as natural air filters. This study examines the effectiveness of trees and vegetation in reducing air pollutants, including particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide, across various urban environments. The research highlights the importance of strategic planning and management of green spaces to maximize their air purification benefits. By analyzing data from multiple cities, the study offers insights into the relationship between green space distribution and air quality improvement.
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Author Biographies

Ashley Wright, PhD

PhD
University of California, Berkeley
200 California Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA

Sophia Taylor, PhD

PhD
Imperial College London
South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, UK

Jamie Williams, PhD

PhD
University of Sydney
Camperdown NSW 2006, Australia

References

Семенюк, М. В., Ціпан, Ю. Р., Грицюк, І. І., Кондратюк, Н. В., & Писаренко, В. О. (2023). РЕСТАВРАЦІЯ ТА РЕКОНСТРУКЦІЯ «ПІВНІЧНОАМЕРИКАНСЬКОГО РЕГІОНУ» У БЕРЕЗНІВСЬКОМУ ДЕРЖАВНОМУ ДЕНДРОПАРКУ. Bulletin National University of Water and Environmental Engineering, 4(104), 141-150.

Published

2024-08-13

Issue

Section

Articles