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Alessandro Rigolon’s indexed work centers on environmental justice in urban green space access, systematically documenting how park distribution, quality, and proximity shape inequities across cities. His most-cited first-author review, “A complex landscape of inequity in access to urban parks” (912 citations), synthesizes evidence that park access disparities are driven by race, class, and historical planning decisions. He extends this lens in “Inequities in the quality of urban park systems” (435 citations), which quantifies how park quality—not just presence—is inequitably distributed across U.S. cities. Rigolon also investigates the downstream consequences of greening interventions, with “Green gentrification or ‘just green enough’” (323 citations) examining whether new parks inadvertently displace low-income residents, and “Green Space and Health Equity” (541 citations) reviewing how green space can reduce—or fail to reduce—health disparities. Beyond his lead-author reviews, Rigolon contributed to a multi-state study on psychological impacts of COVID-19 among university students (916 citations), broadening his portfolio into population health during crises. He also co-authored “Where greenspace matters most” (292 citations), a systematic review linking urbanicity, greenspace, and physical health. Across these works, Rigolon’s research consistently interrogates the mechanisms—from park quality to gentrification dynamics—that determine whether urban greening serves equity or exacerbates inequality.
Matthew H E M Browning, Lincoln R Larson, Iryna Sharaievska, Alessandro Rigolon, Olivia McAnirlin, Lauren Mullenbach, Scott Cloutier, Tue M Vu, Jennifer Thomsen, Nathan Reigner, Elizabeth Covelli Metcalf, Ashley D'Antonio, Marco Helbich, Gregory N Bratman, Hector Olvera Alvarez
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