The 3-30-300 test: Is your home good for your well-being?


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Researchers say being closer to trees and green spaces have a positive effect on your well-being. Photo: Christin Klose/dpa

When you look out of your window, can you see trees? Preferably large ones? And how far is it from your home or workplace to a park, forest or some other green space?

Why does any of this matter? For one, it’s good for the climate, but it’s also beneficial for your health – both physical and mental.

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