I find that very true myself. From Imperial News, 19 Dec 2006:
New research conducted by a Masters student at the College shows a significant link between environmental knowledge, attitudes and behaviours and personal well-being. Matthew Mellen who has just finished his MSc in Environmental Technology conducted the research and found that people who live a more eco-friendly lifestyle have improved well being. Matthew explains: “It is really common sense, human culture is found within the natural world. At a fundamental level harm to the environment is harm to us. Conversely healthy, secure human societies require healthy, stable eco-systems.”
on Dec 24th, 2006 at 4:46 pm
yeah, very true.
on Jan 11th, 2007 at 10:55 pm
[...] Thanks to a coursemate, I now have the full document. Beep me if you’d like a copy, and likewise if you’d like the full report on environmental attitudes and personal well-being. [...]