“Living in a Communal Garden” Associated with Well-Being While Reducing Urban Sprawl by 40%: A Mixed-Methods Cross-Sectional Study

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RT @createstreets: “Living in a communal garden associated with well-being while reducing urban sprawl by 40%" https://t.co/eBAOy3tP76

“Living in a communal garden associated with well-being while reducing urban sprawl by 40%" https://t.co/eBAOy3tP76

RT @KoenSteemers: @sattrup @UniRdg_Arc Jamie's recent paper shows mixed public outdoor space types lead to improvements in wellbeing. http…

@sattrup @UniRdg_Arc Jamie's recent paper shows mixed public outdoor space types lead to improvements in wellbeing. https://t.co/UufEwdTzp2

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