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High confidenceChecking the biophilia business case
Read at the primary sources, the case for nature in buildings is narrower than advertised and strong enough to act on.
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- What the primary studies actually show
- The compilation problem
- What the market actually pays
- Why adoption stays marginal
- Where the research stands
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