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| author | Chìa Vôi Vàng |
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| contents | <p>Despite living in an increasingly urbanized and indoor-oriented world, our connection to nature remains strong. A recent study published in npj Urban Sustainability reveals that this connection—known as biophilia—is not only deeply rooted but also universally experienced across cultures and climates.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Feeling Nature: How Technology Reveals Our Universal Connection to Urban Green Spaces Chìa Vôi Vàng <p>Despite living in an increasingly urbanized and indoor-oriented world, our connection to nature remains strong. A recent study published in npj Urban Sustainability reveals that this connection—known as biophilia—is not only deeply rooted but also universally experienced across cultures and climates.</p> |
| title | Feeling Nature: How Technology Reveals Our Universal Connection to Urban Green Spaces |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15098090 |