Urban green spaces make cities happier
Urban green spaces improve mental health, physical well-being, happiness, and community engagement. So why don’t we have more of them?
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Urban green spaces improve mental health, physical well-being, happiness, and community engagement. So why don’t we have more of them?
Did you know that wild lemurs only live in Madagascar, and that their habitat is quickly disappearing? Find out what is being done.
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To understand how sea level rise will impact people, researchers and citizen scientists are mapping areas that are already impacted.
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The global market for consumer goods has led to a long-term trend of deforestation. Companies, governments, and individuals can reverse this.
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