green238

Green238 is a label used in multiple, unrelated domains to denote concepts related to greenery, sustainability, or color. There is no single, universal definition for Green238, and its meaning depends on the context in which it is used.

In digital design, Green238 refers to a specific color token in some branding palettes. It is defined as a medium-dark green with a hex value of #238A34 (RGB 35, 138, 52). The shade is selected for its balance between visibility on light backgrounds and its association with natural imagery. In certain style guides, color tokens are named with a combination of color words and numeric suffixes, and Green238 occupies a mid-range position in such scales.

In environmental research, Green238 has been used as the codename for an international urban greening study conducted by a coalition of universities and city agencies. The project aimed to evaluate how green infrastructure affects microclimates, air quality, and resident well-being. Methods included satellite-derived vegetation indices, in-situ sensors, and citizen science contributions. Findings contributed to methodological guidance on measuring greenspace quality and integrating greenness metrics into urban planning.

Because Green238 can appear in different domains, its interpretation should be guided by the surrounding documentation or project metadata. See also urban ecology, green infrastructure, and color naming in design systems.