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Typology-based optimization reveals urban stream restoration priorities for biodiversity, climate adaptation and quality of life
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Urban streams are expected to support biodiversity, climate adaptation and quality of life, yet restoration priorities are difficult to compare across networks. We analyzed 4,668 100-m stream segments across four Central European cities using a cross-case typology and Pareto optimization, identifyin
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