Health – Tree Fresno

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Sep

Color-Changing Lights Could Reset the Body’s Scrambled Clock

Sara Barbee uses the “Alert” setting on her tunable light system while teaching her Seattle-area kindergarteners. Annabel Clark / Undark Reaching behind a low bookshelf slightly taller than a typical 5-year-old—and one topped with a Seattle Seahawks gnome and stuffed kangaroo—Sara Barbee presses a button labeled “Alert.” Intense, bluish light fills her classroom, and nearly

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Jan

Posted January 6, 2018 02:21 pm – Updated January 7, 2018 01:25 am Special to The Capital-Journal Local infrastructure can encourage healthy decisions Audrey Power, of Topeka, says she walks on the Shunga Trail every day for her health. (Thad Allton/The Capital-Journal) Audrey Power, of Topeka, says she walks on the Shunga Trail

14
Dec

Here’s How Cities Can Get the Most out of Their Parks

Here’s How Cities Can Get the Most out of Their Parks TERESA MATHEW OCT 18, 2017 Neighborhood green spaces aren’t always living up to their full potential. A neighborhood park can be a powerful tool to help nearby residents lead healthier lives. According to one study, every dollar spent on creating and maintaining park trails saves

02
Oct

Cities Should Think About Trees As Public Health Infrastructure

10.02.17 WORLD CHANGING IDEAS Cities Should Think About Trees As Public Health Infrastructure Planting trees is an incredibly cheap and simple way to improve the well-being of people in a city. A novel idea: Public health institutions should be financing urban greenery to support well-being and air quality. “It’s not enough to

Color-Changing Lights Could Reset the Body’s Scrambled Clock

Here’s How Cities Can Get the Most out of Their Parks

Cities Should Think About Trees As Public Health Infrastructure

Carbon Offsets for Urban Trees Are on the Horizon

Built-Out Barcelona Makes Space for an Urban Forest

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