A crack in the green: when ecosystem services become drivers of inequality in cities
Guest post by Marylouisse Feliciano, recent MEnvSc Graduate from the University of Toronto-ScarboroughCan health-related ecosystem services actually increase health inequality? What does the uneven distribution and varying quality of urban green spaces say about social justice in urban environments? Not all park spaces and green spaces are created equal. As urbanization marches forward, steps have to be taken to address inequalities and prevent this pattern from continuing. Health, urbanization, and parks: what we know Nature…