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Bring These 5 Nasa-Approved Plants to Beat Office Stress

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By Danica-Lea Larcombe
| Inverse Verified
Humans have built high-rises since ancient Roman times, but it wasn’t until the 20th century that they became the default work space for a significant slice of the world’s workers. While these buildings are certainly efficient, they can cause real health issues. Office buildings, where many people spend much of their time, are even worse than apartment buildings.
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High-Rise Apartments and Urban Mental Health-Historical and Contemporary Views

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By Danica-Lea Larcombe, Eddie van Etten, Alan Logan, Susan L. Prescott
| MDPI
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Sandpaper figs make food, fire, medicine and a cosy home for wasps

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By Danica-Lea Larcombe
| Phys.org Verified
In this article we will explore the unique features of the Sandpaper Figs, named so because of the rough texture of their leaves. From finishing tools, as the name suggests, to curing ringworm and making fire, these excellent trees do it all. Can you grow it? There are three species of sandpaper fig native to the South East Queensland area, although sandpaper figs grow all along the east coast and top end of Australia in gullies and rainforest. They are rarely found in southern Australia.
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