To reduce obesity and depression, we need more nature in our lives.

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By Kate YoderMar 22, 2017, 4:57 pm247 pts
Nature is an overlooked antidote: People who live near green spaces are generally happier and report better physical and mental health. A new report from the Institute for European Environmental Policy examines the links between nature, equity, and well-being. Researchers reviewed more than 200 studies on…

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