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    Most research into the biophilia hypothesis shows people feel happier, more energised and are more productive in nature and around plants. Therefore adding plants to communal areas could improve students mental wellbeing.

    However, this needs to be done in a way that would not affect students with allergies/health or decrease work/corridor space.

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    • This idea opened on 4th February 2020 and closes for voting on 9th March.
    • This idea recieved a 3rd and so will go to the next Executive for review.

    • This idea was failed at the Executive and so will not be worked on.

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