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Well, hello there, listeners, and welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian, and you're listening to another headlines

episode where we cover breaking environmental news today.

Of course it is still Climate Optimism Week.

So I have feel good stories.

This is easy listening today. And so let's get right into story number one and that is all

about the healing effects of nature on humans. Now let me say right off the bat there is so much research into the ways in

which the natural world impacts our well-being and perhaps you've experienced some of these wellness improvements

after you've gone for a walk in the woods or stared out at the blue expanse of the

ocean. The biophilia hypothesis argues of the

experience argues that since our ancestors evolved in wild settings

and relied on the environment for survival,

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