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Could the layout of trees impact human health?

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ETH Zurich study found neighbourhoods with numerous, well-arranged trees exhibit lower mortality risks than other areas.

Trees filter pollutants out of the air, provide shade, lower the ambient temperature in hot weather and encourage people to spend more time outdoors.

The reasons behind this, and the factors that play a role, will require further research.

At the level of an entire city, the health-promoting effects of green spaces correlate with their more even distribution throughout the city.

Chi explains that when it comes to developing recommendations for future action by political decision-makers and urban planners, the researchers will have to quantify their results more effectively and define specific thresholds.

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