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Can urban green infrastructure influence the urban heat island effect and air quality nexus?
Global warming and urban densification are leading to intensified urban heat island effects (UHIE) and degraded air quality (AQ), both with significant public health consequences. Urban green infrastructure (UGI), including ground-level plantings, vertical greening systems and green roofs, has been
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