Wyrtzen, F.; Meza, A.; Snider, B.; Kasyan, K.; Burrow, C.; Guillory, R.S.; Wilkins, C.C.; Zusman, E.; Hengesbaugh, M.; Zhou, X.;
et al. Why Do Some Cities in the United States Integrate Health into Their Climate Plans More than Others?—Hypotheses and Tests. Sustainability 2025, 17, 10492.
https://doi.org/10.3390/su172310492
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Wyrtzen F, Meza A, Snider B, Kasyan K, Burrow C, Guillory RS, Wilkins CC, Zusman E, Hengesbaugh M, Zhou X,
et al. Why Do Some Cities in the United States Integrate Health into Their Climate Plans More than Others?—Hypotheses and Tests. Sustainability. 2025; 17(23):10492.
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and et al. 2025. "Why Do Some Cities in the United States Integrate Health into Their Climate Plans More than Others?—Hypotheses and Tests" Sustainability 17, no. 23: 10492.
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Wyrtzen, F., Meza, A., Snider, B., Kasyan, K., Burrow, C., Guillory, R. S., Wilkins, C. C., Zusman, E., Hengesbaugh, M., Zhou, X., & Eaton, D.
(2025). Why Do Some Cities in the United States Integrate Health into Their Climate Plans More than Others?—Hypotheses and Tests. Sustainability, 17(23), 10492.
https://doi.org/10.3390/su172310492
