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Residents’ Living Environments, Self-Rated Health Status and Perceptions of Urban Green Space Benefits by Liu, Fenghua (author);Tian, Yuhong (author);Jim, Chiyung (author);Wang, Tiantian (author);Luan, Jingya (author);Yan, Mengxuan (author) is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Residents’ Living Environments, Self-Rated Health Status and Perceptions of Urban Green Space Benefits about?
Urban green space (UGS) could contribute to sustainable urban development. Studying residents’ perception of UGS ecological benefits could provide the empirical basis to improve UGS management and quality of life. Based on the questionnaire surveys of 432 residents in Beijing, assisted by non-parametric statistical tests, this paper assessed the relationships between residents’ living environments and self-rated health status and their impacts on residents’ perceptions of UGS ecological benefits. We paid attention to residents’ perceptions of UGS’s notable thermal environmental benefits under the climate-change backdrop. The results showed that: (1) Residents were inclined to perceive direct UGS ecological benefits better than the indirect types; (2) Residents growing up in the city had better self-rated health status than those growing up in the suburb and the village; and residents growing up in the suburb had a better understanding of the cooling benefits of green walls; (3) Residents currently dwelling in the city had a better understanding of UGS benefits, including shading, cooling by green roofs, mitigating the heat island effect and enhancing urban biodiversity, than those
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- Author
- Liu, Fenghua (author);Tian, Yuhong (author);Jim, Chiyung (author);Wang, Tiantian (author);Luan, Jingya (author);Yan, Mengxuan (author)
- Publisher
- MDPI AG
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)