
Nature’s Power in the City: How Fair Access to Green and Blue Spaces Transforms Mental Health
In cities bustling with people, skyscrapers, and constant motion, finding moments of peace and connection to nature can feel like a luxury. But recent research highlights how urban green and blue spaces—think parks, gardens, rivers, and lakes—aren’t just aesthetic; they’re powerful tools for boosting public health, especially mental well-being. A study conducted in the Chang-Zhu-Tan […]
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