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[The following is an exact transcript of this podcast.]

After a bad day at the office, we’re more likely to flip on a nature channel than find a flower-filled meadow or sunny beach to lower our stress. But if you can’t head outdoors, you might want to at least have a look. A report in June’s Journal of Environmental Psychology says televised nature is no match for a good old window.

—Adam Hinterthuer

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