Does land cover affect the growth rate of COVID-19? Rethinking sustainable habitat from the One Health perspective using data from 12 cities during lockdown in Hubei Province, China.

In the past 10 years before the pandemic, there has been an increasing trend toward the new urbanization of prefecture-level cities ( 53 ).

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Nevertheless, their coefficient directions were consistent with theoretical expectations: Orchard Land and Forest Land both showed weak negative effects, implying potential ecological buffering roles, whereas Population Density displayed a positive trend, aligning with established evidence that higher population concentrations facilitate viral transmission ( Table 3 ). 3.4.

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Wetland coverage exhibited a significant positive association with growth rate, whereas cultivated land showed a negative but marginally significant relationship.

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