A study into the distribution of green space in the UK found interesting results correlating preventable deaths with the amount of green space in a neighbourhood. In urban areas of the UK, the percentage of grassland was significantly lower in more deprived neighbourhoods. In most places, a 1% increase in green space lead to a 37% reduction in preventable deaths.

Read the full article: Inequality in green space distribution and its association with preventable deaths across urban neighbourhoods in the UK, stratified by Index of Multiple Deprivation