A study found that spending time in nature can reduce stress levels by up to 44% in adults
A study found that spending time in nature can reduce stress levels by up to 44% in adults
A clothing store started offering free alterations for items purchased in storeA city planted more flowering trees along main streets to improve air quality and aesthetics
A toy company released a line of educational toys designed to teach young children math skillsA hospital started a support group for families of patients with terminal illnessesA coffee roaster began selling small batch, single origin coffee beans online
A tech startup developed an app that helps users find and book local home repair servicesA national forest opened a new campground with facilities for RVs and tent camping
A bakery started making custom cookies for corporate events and parties
A construction company began work on a new wastewater treatment plant in the suburbsThe government launched a campaign to promote eco-tourism in national parks
A popular coffee chain announced plans to open stores in Australia and New ZealandWeather conditions caused delays in shipping of goods through major ports
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