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People of color 3x more likely to live in ‘nature deprived’ U.S. neighborhoods

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Green spaces make people healthier and happier, but decades of systemic racism have left many people of color living in areas without access to nature.

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People of color 3x more likely to live in ‘nature deprived’ U.S. neighborhoods

Green spaces make people healthier and happier, but decades of systemic racism have left many people of color living in areas without access to nature.

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National Geographic broke the news in United States on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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