Residents’ perceptions and attitudes toward waste treatment facility sites and their possible conversion: A literature review

Approaches to solving China’s marine plastic pollution and CO2 emission problems

“…incineration, ammonia production and reductant production is realized by disposing most of recovered plastic waste in a landfill (Figure 1). Given that the construction of a landfill site is a controversial issue in China with local people opposing new construction (Che et al, 2013, Zhang andKlenosky, 2016), this scenario appears to be neither realistic nor sustainable.…”

The Hidden Potential of Informal Urban Greenspace: An Example of Two Former Landfills in Post-Socialist Cities (Central Poland)

“…Among the recognised methods on social, recreational and natural functioning of informal green spaces, there is a lack of evaluation methods on former urban landfills [1,6,24,26,28]. Therefore, to evaluate degraded areas functioning as informal green spaces, there is a need to develop methods that can evaluate various open spaces and public areas.…”

“…This universal analytical framework is related to (1) welcoming place (physical access and provision of signage and information); (2) healthy, safe and secure (facilities and opportunities offered for exercise, as well as general safety and security); (3) clean The research methodology of the paper is presented in Figure 4. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]13,15,16,[24][25][26][27][28][29]32,33,[38][39][40]; 3b-literature query for informal urban green spaces [2,[10][11][12]14]; 3c-collection of input materials concerning the study area [1,6,26,27,34,35,46]; 3d-determination of research method/research analytical framework; 3e-development of an evaluation questionnaire form for case study (Appendix A: Figure A1); 4-field studies; 4a-photographic documentation of the study site; 4b-distribution of an evaluation questionnaire form sheets among the site visitors (online forms, written notice posted on the surveyed sites); 5-collection and compilation of the study site evaluation statistics; 6-elaboration of results; 7-discussion of results; 8-conclusions, guidelines and summary.…”

“…Both hills were formed on former municipal landfill sites and currently belong to accompanying green areas-a type of open area covered by spontaneous vegetation [6,8,[25][26][27]. They are developed primarily through the growth of plants and provide space for active leisure and sports events such as cycling races [28]. We may thus consider such areas as multi-functional spaces as an important element of urban green infrastructure [22,26,29].…”

Resident’s preferences for urban brownfield revitalization: Insights from two Czech cities

“…Determining residents′ preferences for regeneration alternatives is of great importance for this process (Glumac, Han, & Schaefer, 2015;Haase, Wolff, & Rink, 2018). Opinions of residents or visitors, with the exception of brownfield development into recreational grounds (Zhang & Klenosky, 2016), is mentioned rather sparsely in brownfield redevelopment literature.…”