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The problem of integrated accounting of environmental factors to ensure the environmental safety of urban complexes is currently not fully resolved. To solve it, we propose to consider the factors of theurban environment at three main territorial levels: macro level, meso level and micro level. At the same time, those that are most important for the integrated consideration of environmental factors to ensure environmental safety at a specific level should be separately identified. In our opinion, further research in this direction should be based on the correct identification and detailed consideration of factors affecting the urban environment, followed by an assessment of impact levels. According to the results of the research stage, it can be concluded that the achievement of the environmental safety of theurban-planning territorial complexes is possible only with the improvement of the existing scientific and methodological base in the field of preliminary assessment of the level of environmental impacts andthe selection of appropriate measures. Undoubtedly, such an approach can bring closer the achievement of the global goal in the field of sustainable urban development, making a comprehensive assessment ofthe environmental impact of influencing factors more informative and accurate.

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