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Wellbeing is increasingly recognised as a major sustainability challenge. SEI applies innovative methods to measure the wellbeing effects of green space, urban design and other factors.
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Feature / The conference will take place in Paris, from 16 to 20 April 2018. Calls are now open for submissions for sessions, training events, talks and posters.
Feature / This new network will engage with communities in Nairobi using theatre, visual arts, mobile phones, games, story-telling and music.
Feature / New research links long-term exposure to ozone air pollution with one million premature deaths per year due to respiratory diseases.
Perspective / Leveraging diversity enables us to accomplish great things together. So why have we been getting rid of diversity in our food?
Journal article / This article presents findings from a two-year study looking at co-benefits derived from urban green infrastructure investment.
Feature / How do we keep food on the plates of UK households in the coming decades? This is a central question for IKnowFood, a major new collaborative research project.
Feature / Walking between urban and green spaces triggers changes in levels of excitement, engagement and frustration in the brain, a study of older people has found.
Journal article / A report on seasonal comparisons of lighting in care homes and assesses its association with sleep quality.
Feature / Results suggest that addressing major sources of fine particulate matter from diesel vehicles, to agricultural waste-burning, could save babies’ lives.
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