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Disparities in climate risk-mitigation and recreation services in Grenoble (France)
Urban green spaces provide cultural and climate risk-mitigation ecosystem services (ES) critical for the well-being of urban residents. Yet these benefits are not equally shared across social groups, and environmental segregation -i.e., the spatial separation of population groups between are
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