"The study, of medical records from more than 415,000 new mothers, found that those living in urban areas with more tree coverage had a lower risk of being diagnosed with postpartum depression, versus women from less-green neighborhoods." usnews.com/news/health-ne…

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Enhancing the Visibility and Impact of the Social Sciences in Solving Environmental Problems Apr 17, 2023 Patrick Devine-Wright (Professor in Human Geography, University of Exeter) cpree.princeton.edu/events/20…

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"Sunrise and sunset were the most valued conditions within both environments, outcomes that were partially mediated through increased ratings of beauty and awe." sciencedirect.com/science/art…

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75% agreed with “People shouldn’t smoke in highly populated areas where other people have to breathe in the cigarette fumes.”, but only 17 % in case with the car exhaust. theguardian.com/world/2023/ja…

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Audio-visual exposure to simulated nature contributes to stress relief and emotional arousal. The immersion level explains the heterogeneity of positive affect triggered by simulated nature. frontiersin.org/articles/10.3…

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