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Where is urban ecology headed? In a recent Ambio Special Section, world-leading urban scholars, including our Erik Andersson and Timon McPhearson, reflect on guiding urban development globally. The five papers synthesise knowledge to improve understanding, address social injustices, and advance urban ecological science. A must-read for urban researchers and practitioners! Find it on our website: https://buff.ly/4cTeZoF

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Lesly Elizabeth Solis Mendoza

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This is a crucial read for anyone involved in urban research and practice. The insights on understanding and addressing social injustices within urban development are particularly valuable. Kudos to the authors for advancing urban ecological science!

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Paul Ortais

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Diverse if the prerequisite is to reach urban sustainability (any serious definition?) by only using techniques clearly designed for an unsustainable city.

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Excellent article! The reflection on global urban development and the focus on social justice and urban ecological science are crucial to move towards more sustainable and equitable cities. Definitely a must-read for urban researchers and practitioners - thanks for sharing!
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Where is urban ecology headed? In a recent Ambio Special Section, world-leading urban scholars, including our Erik Andersson and Timon McPhearson, reflect on guiding urban development globally. The five papers synthesise knowledge to improve understanding, address social injustices, and advance urban ecological science. A must-read for urban researchers and practitioners! Find it on our website: https://buff.ly/4cTeZoF
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