90% of Americans say trees and green spaces contribute to their mental well-being, with top impacts being reducing stress, improving mood, and clearing the mind.
We know that trees are important to our planet, but what about how they impact our health?👇
https://t.co/83nZUztfnL
For my Climate Lab column, I made a map of how much nature is in every neighborhood in America. Spending time in nature is positively correlated with living longer & healthier.
🌳 Search the map and look up your neighborhood here: https://t.co/HTDZvDn4SV
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We are honored that @washingtonpost shared our data-driven approach to planting trees where they are needed most thanks to our partnership with @NatureQuant.
The piece by @Harry_Stevens allows you to see how your city measures up in access to nature👇
https://t.co/AdsUbAVg60
Big-time story that reinforces how @arborday and @NatureQuant team up to get trees to neighborhoods that need more of nature’s benefits. So much fun watching a first-class reporter @Harry_Stevens bring this to life! 🌳🌳🌳
Analysis by Harry Stevens: Countless studies have shown that people who spend less time in nature die younger and suffer higher rates of mental and physical ailments. But nature is not distributed fairly across the country. https://t.co/IGu9Xy0pbs
🌳🌍 Building trust in the carbon market is essential for our forests and our future, per @DanLambe and @arborday. Thanks to @Time for highlighting this critical issue. #Sustainability#CarbonCredits
https://t.co/siUUFToTQ7
Thank you @TIME for helping us showcase how companies can work together to build trust in the carbon market 🤝🌱
Read more from our very own @DanLambe at the link below:
https://t.co/uqUL6a1v8m
Air pollution isn't just causing lung cancer, it may cause other cancers too and diseases which is why public health measures are needed to lower pollution levels. https://t.co/Nelk8f5cq4
Started my day as usual with @CBSMornings to hear @arborday friend @StephanieAbrams tell viewers wanting relief from the extreme heat that shade from trees help cool our cities by 10 degrees. Stephanie knows what she’s talking about, people! 🌳👏
https://t.co/9jV8WKA9LD
One thing we can all agree on? Trees! 🌳
This #ArborDay, we spoke with @arborday's @DanLambe about what makes them so important to both people and the planet:
One thing we can all agree on? Trees! 🌳
This #ArborDay, we spoke with @arborday's @DanLambe about what makes them so important to both people and the planet:
Most people recognize the threat of human-caused climate change, but they tend to know less about what they can do to mitigate it. #EarthDay https://t.co/jn8vmsqKHg
When it comes to celebrating #ArborDay, you better believe we say Yes in a big way. Now it’s your turn.
So grab your gardening gloves and join an event in your area, plant a tree in your yard, or hit the donate button—however you say it, your Yes makes a difference.