Environmental Health
From Copenhagen to Cleveland: A Five-Point Evidence Framework for Climate-Resilient Urban Health in American Cities
European municipalities have accumulated a compelling body of evidence demonstrating that strategically deployed green infrastructure meaningfully reduces heat-related mortality, respiratory disease burden, and mental health strain among urban populations. American cities now face analogous environmental health pressures but must navigate distinct regulatory, financial, and demographic landscapes. This research synthesis translates peer-reviewed findings from European urban health studies into a