A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend to get happier for the first 3 years, on top of enjoying health improvements. The real question is how to make such benefits last? #ResilientCities #ThinkingCities https://t.co/Jowk6XEIY6
Longitudinal effects on mental health of moving to greener and less green urban areas.
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The discussions are characterized by a tone of curiosity and support, with examples such as mentions of sustained mental health improvements and references to specific studies, like the one linked by @talklandscape, highlighting the perceived significance of greener environments for well-being. The words and tone indicate genuine interest and recognition of the research’s relevance, though the impact remains moderate as many participants seek further evidence or practical implementation ideas.
Most posts acknowledge or support the findings that moving to greener areas benefits mental health, with some expressing curiosity for further details.
The topic clearly attracts high interest, with discussions about long-term benefits and the need for sustaining positive effects.
Posts show moderate engagement, referencing specific studies, asking questions, and sharing related research links.
Though the discussions highlight the importance of environmental factors for mental health, the overall impact perceived seems moderate, focusing on potential health improvements rather than immediate policy changes.
Abstract in brief
- Moving to greener urban areas is linked to sustained improvements in mental health over time, supporting the idea that increased green space benefits public health.
- Moving to less green areas is associated with worse mental health before the move, but mental health levels tend to return to baseline after relocating.
- The study used longitudinal panel data and fixed-effects analysis to control for individual differences, confirming that environmental changes in green space can directly impact mental health.
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@JeffSpeckFAICP @jonburkeUK I'd be interested in those studies as well. There's this one: https://t.co/3Qbs6w1MIi
@AnnaCerri4 https://t.co/7CV0FcJ6EQ
Here’s the original @EnvSciTech paper: https://t.co/OG2qm1bXX9
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緑地が多いところに引っ越すと,メンタルヘルスが改善するらしいです.イングランドの研究. https://t.co/RdnFjUw51x
@tsaarimaa Pidän kognitiivisesti jäykkänä sitä, jos ei huomioida assosiaatiotutkimuksia. Tutkimusten tulkinnalla voidaan pitkälti eliminoida sekoittavat tekijät. Tässä havaittiin, että ihmisten mielenterveys parani, jos he muuttivat vihreämmälle asuinalueelle. https://t.co/4iFmFS1FvR
RT @arboles_magicos: @AnnaCerri4 https://t.co/7CV0FcJ6EQ
@AnnaCerri4 https://t.co/7CV0FcJ6EQ
للمزيد https://t.co/ZZC4tGJzbi
A este me refiero con lo que comentaba
@JeffSpeckFAICP @jonburkeUK I'd be interested in those studies as well. There's this one: https://t.co/3Qbs6w1MIi
Here’s the original @EnvSciTech paper: https://t.co/OG2qm1bXX9
Moving to greener urban areas is associated with sustained mental health improvements: https://t.co/DLdf5ABMHw @talklandscape
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
RT @ICLEI_ResCities: A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend t…
A5:Preliminary studies (here's one https://t.co/PaF9dcsQGD) suggest that just by moving to greener areas people tend to get happier for the first 3 years, on top of enjoying health improvements. The real question is how to make such benefits last? #ResilientCities #ThinkingCities https://t.co/Jowk6XEIY6
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