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Britain is one of the few “connected ecosystems” in the world, according to the first study of how people interact with nature.
Britain Radis 55 years from 61 countries in the study of 57,000 people, which looks at how attitudes are affected by social, economic, economic, environmental.
The most connected nation is Nepal, followed by Iran, South Africa, Bangladesh and Nigeria, according to the study, which is published in the journal I walk around. Croatia and Bulgaria are the only countries in the top 10, followed by France in 19th place.
Weighted under Britain and the Netherlands, English-speaking Canada, Germany, Israel, Japan, which is connected to the listed countries.
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The researchers in Britain and Austria, led a long distance Richardson, Associate Professor of Natural Sciences at the University of DerbyI found a very strong sign that the intimate connection with nature was the greatest amount of “spirituality” in society. Many religious groups with a strong focus on science showed a strong connection to nature.
In contrast, the study also found that “Entrepreneurial Coping” – the World Bank's measure of entrepreneurial behavior – was associated with less communication.
Although Britain is believed to have one of the highest types of environmental organizations in the world, it is clear that this environmental indicator was found to have little impact on the environment.
Many of the statistical factors that are found in connection with the lack of natural resources combined with the number of cities, means profit and the Internet.
“Environmental culture is not only what we do, but the way we accept, think, and analyze our place in the world of Policy,” he said, in Britain the most stupid of the communication table.
“We have been very smart, financially and scientifically. These are obvious results that have led to very good results, but it is how we use them that causes unexpected problems,” he said. “How do we think about nature in the past? Obviously it's hard to change nature but it's very hard to be healthy, so it's respected and rebelled.”
According to Richardson, ways to promote culture and the environment can be effectively integrated Using the natural environment in NHS services public health; making Natural Rights In law, and bringing the environment into organizations and business and business decisions through laws such as biokitygity couctive.
He agreed the study showed a conflict between business and the environment. “We still need a working economy,” he said. “There are ways we can change the way we do business – bring nature into decision making, nature is not just a tool but an oppressor.”
While bringing nature to spaces has won the connection to nature in cities, Richardson added: “You don't just put in a sacred park.”
Correlations between the natural connection and “spirituality” in countries were found using measures of religion, beliefs in God and faith in different countries written by Global Survey.
Graham Usherer, the bishop of Norwich and leads the affairs of the Church of England, said: “We know that what we experience begins with God; it is what we love that we want to protect. Everything starts with children and that is why if the medical school and the church in the wild are important for people and the environment.”
