A Review of Environmental Gentrification Ills and the “Just Green Enough” Approach: on Achieving Justice, Sustainability, and Equity

Reed-Thryselius, Sarah

doi:10.1007/s42413-023-00195-9

Int. Journal of Com. WB

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s42413-023-00195-9

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A Review of Environmental Gentrification Ills and the “Just Green Enough” Approach: on Achieving Justice, Sustainability, and Equity

Sarah Reed-Thryselius¹

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This article examines the interaction between gentrification and environmental sciences in Colombia, using a hermeneutic desk review approach to unravel how this urban phenomenon influences and is influenced by environmental factors. Through the hermeneutic circle method, adapted for a single researcher, a deep understanding of the existing literature is achieved and main lines of research are identified. Areas explored include green gentrification, climate change impacts, health and well-being effects, environmental justice, and associated public policies. The study highlights the need for policies that balance environmental improvement with social protection, and underlines the importance of including local communities in urban planning processes to prevent displacement and increase social equity. This interdisciplinary approach provides valuable insights to understand the complexity of gentrification and its multiple dimensions in an urban and environmental context

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A Review of Environmental Gentrification Ills and the “Just Green Enough” Approach: on Achieving Justice, Sustainability, and Equity

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Exploring the potential for nature-based solutions to cool the streetscapes of a densely urbanised Mediterranean city

Exploring the potential for nature-based solutions to cool the streetscapes of a densely urbanised Mediterranean city

Gentrification as a field of study in environmental sciences

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