Moderating mechanisms of urban environment and vegetation structure in the cooling effect of urban green space: A case study of Glasgow

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The cooling effect of urban green space was significant, demonstrating a clear relationship with vegetation structure.
Key evidence revealed a temperature reduction of up to 3 degrees Celsius in areas with dense vegetation.
Analysis included temperature measurements across different urban areas, considering various vegetation types and structures.
Findings suggest that increasing urban greenery could promote cooler environments, beneficial for urban planning.

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Observational analysis investigates cooling effects of urban green space in Glasgow, suggesting vegetation may enhance comfort levels.

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Guo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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