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• TITLE: Research of Future Directions and Considerations for Implementation of the Forest City Strategy

  AUTHORS: Renrui Wang

  KEYWORDS: Forest City, Policy Adjustment, Ecological Environment, Measurement Objectives

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.12 No.5, May 10, 2024

  ABSTRACT: A “Forest City” (FC) is an urban area that has a significant amount of forest cover. It is now a green urban development strategy that is supported by numerous nations. This essay compares the many FC implementation strategies used in developed and developing countries and explores potential future paths for this tactic. The variations between FC in terms of measurement targets, air purification, street trees, and forestry development are thoroughly compared in this research. This essay goes on to explore FC’s potential in the future regarding policy changes and the environment based on this comparison. Therefore, this essay focuses on the necessity of considering industrial innovation, encouraging biodiversity, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, paying attention to forest restructuring, and being more responsive to the issues provided by urbanization in the future global implementation of FC.