Living near greenspace reduces children’s risk of mental health problems
Living in a dwelling that is close to greenspace reduces youngsters’ risk for behaviors associated with neurobehavioral problems. This relationship varies with the type of behavior, the child’s age, and the proximity of the greenspace, according to a study conducted in an ongoing prospective birth cohort.
The article focused on the influence of international environmental NGO on the social-environmental policy in Russia. The authors analyzed FSC certification influence of on local forest communities and social policy actors network. Tree case studies illustrated how the global FSC certification process localized in socialeconomic context of forest communities and answer the question if the local actors could revised their role in forest management.