A University of Exeter study has revealed the positives of having green spaces like parks and gardens in urban areas, which can go a long way in boosting the quality of life.
People can Cope Better With Stress If They are Surrounded by Green Spaces
A new study has found that the greater the greenery, the calmer a person staying in the area is likely to be.
A new study has found that the greater the greenery, the calmer a person staying in the area is likely to be.
"We've found that living in an urban area with relatively high levels of green space can have a significantly positive impact on wellbeing, roughly equal to a third of the impact of being married. This research could be important for psychologists, public health officials and urban planners who are interested in learning about the effects that urbanization and city planning can have on population health and wellbeing," researchers concluded.
Fertilized Urban Green Spaces may Cause Global Warming
Scientists have found that urban green spaces may actually contribute to global warming, than curb it down, in a new research.
Scientists have found that urban green spaces may actually contribute to global warming, than curb it down, in a new research.
Green Spaces Can Reduce Stress In Jobless
A new study has found that the stress levels in unemployed peopled are related to their surroundings, as the presence of greenery may help them cope better with job losses.
A new study has found that the stress levels in unemployed peopled are related to their surroundings, as the presence of greenery may help them cope better with job losses.
Disappearing Urban Green Spaces Leads To Increased Depression, Domestic Violence
Urban green spaces are essential for physical well-being and should be protected from permeating developers, warns a researcher.
Urban green spaces are essential for physical well-being and should be protected from permeating developers, warns a researcher.
