Assessing the Impact of 'Ten Measures for Soil' on Urban Green Space Construction in Resource-Dependent Cities

This paper provides a quantitative evaluation of the impact of the 'Ten Measures for Soil' policy on the construction of urban green spaces (UGS) in resource-dependent cities, offering useful insights for the effective implementation of the policy. However, as this study primarily focuses on the environmental impact of the policy from the perspective of UGS construction, it has not yet comprehensively considered the overall situation of soil pollution control. Therefore, future research could explore the effects of the policy on the safe utilization rate of polluted sites and soil environmental quality evaluation system.