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Human Rights and Environmental Justice in Outdoor Health Practices
As the Outdoor health global mental Health health Environmental justice crisis Practice overview deepens Human rights alongside escalating environmental degradation, a human rights-based approach (HRBA) and an environmental justice framework offer essential pathways for reimagining mental health Men
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