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ENVIRONMENT MATTERS: Green space, often referred to as “greenness,” includes vegetation such as trees, lawns, and parkland. Previous research has linked green environments to improved mental health, lower crime rates, and reduced stress. https://psypost.org/surprisingly-strong-link-found-between-neighborhood-greenness-and-police-shootin… ... See MoreSee Less

Surprisingly strong link found between neighborhood greenness and police shootings

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A new nationwide study suggests that U.S. counties with more green space experience fewer fatal police shootings. The effect was strongest in urban and socioeconomically deprived areas, highlighting t...
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