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A systematic review of green gentrification and mental health
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• Residents' mental health can benefit and be thwarted from green gentrification. • Exclusion from the new green space can be harmful for longtime residents' mental health. • Timeframe should be examined in green gentrification-mental health research. • Perceptions of safety can improve and decline amidst green gentrification.
Keywords:
Urban greening
Depression and anxiety
Green space
Nature exposure
Climate mitigation
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