Table 2.

The 15 include studies categorized by greening intervention and health outcome/pathway.

		Greening Interventions (or Exposures *)
		Greenways and Parks	Street Greening	Environmental Remediation
Health outcomes and pathways	Green space use and physical activity	Dulin-Keita et al. (2016) [39]; Keith et al. (2018) [37]; Kraft et al. (2018) [25]; Palardy et al. (2018) [38]; Harris et al. (2019) [35]; Schroeder et al. (2019) * [45]; Harris et al. (2020) [36]; Oscilowicz et al. (2020) [40]
	Sense of safety	Kraft et al. (2018) [25]; Schroeder et al. (2019) * [45]; Harris et al. (2020) [36]; Oscilowicz et al. (2020) [40]
	Sense of community and belonging	Twigge-Molecey (2014) * [46]; Palardy et al. (2018) [38]; Harris et al. (2019) [35]	Goossens et al. (2020) [15]	Pearsall (2012) [43]
	Self-reported health and well-being	Derkzen et al. (2017) [27]; Cole et al. (2019) * [44]		Derkzen et al. (2017) [27]
	Other pathways	Anguelovski et al. (2018) a [41]	Patterson & Harley (2019) b [42]	Patterson & Harley (2019) b [42]

Notes: Some studies appear in more than one cell because they considered more than one health outcome or pathway or more than one greening intervention. *: Denotes study where gentrification was occurring regardless of greening interventions. ^a: Loss of places to grow food; ^b: Change in air pollution (NOx and black carbon).