The new study, published in Carbon Balance and Management, used publicly-available airborne LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data collected by the UK Environment Agency, combined with ground-based LiDAR measurements, to generate a map of carbon stored in an estimated 85,000 trees across the London Borough of Camden. The UCL team | Read More
The USDA Forest Service recently published the US Urban Forest Statistics, Values, and Projections (David J. Nowak and Eric J. Greenfield) in the March edition of the Journal of Forestry. The study estimates the change in urban land on a national level (USA) and state-by-state, and also updates data on the value of the nation’s urban | Read More
Shanghai is a leader in innovation, creativity and experimentation, and its skyline symbolises the creation of a contemporary world city in a period of just 20 years. A proposed major transformation of the east bank of the Huangpu River aims to further unlock the city’s potential, creating world-class public places | Read More
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