Rural greenways for urban environmental demands: Environmentalised urbanisation in the Pearl River Delta

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The growth of greenways leads to significant economic diversification in rural areas, reflecting changing environmental demands.
Key changes since the 2010s include adaptations in institutional frameworks and transformations in sociocultural dynamics.
Assessment based on John Friedmann’s multidimensional framework illustrates the reconfiguration of rural landscapes and lives in response to urban users of greenways. All developments point to a need for focused research on urban-rural environmental relations in China, especially regarding sustainability.

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Analysis reveals environmentalised urbanisation impacts in rural areas of China, indicating a shift towards sustainability.

Chung et al. (2024) studied this question.

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