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Beyond Green Cover: Links Between Greenspace Morphology, Configuration, and Heat-Related Illness in Arizona
Residential greenness has been associated with reduced heat-related illness, yet the specific role of greenspace morphology at the neighborhood scale remains insufficiently understood. This study quantified the relationship between heat-related illness and multiple dimensions of greenspace morpholog
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