April 15, 2020Open Access

Urban and transport planning pathways to carbon neutral, liveable and healthy cities; A review of the current evidence

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Better urban and transport planning can lead to carbon neutral, more liveable and healthier cities, particularly through land use changes, a move from private motorised transportation to public and active transportation and greening of cities.

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