Gina South, Michelle Kondo, and colleagues found that even after adjusting for neighborhood privilege, more tree cover was linked to less violence. Takeaways and future directions are discussed in an LDI blog post.
Neighborhood segregation, tree cover and firearm violence in 6 U.S. cities, 2015–2020
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