Inside one national park’s quest to make peace between humans and animals.
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A warning from scientists putting raw fish under the microscope.
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The qualities of our experience seem impossible to describe scientifically, but maybe we’re just not thinking about them right.
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Psychologist Robin Dunbar’s latest book argues companies are social groups that can’t be perfected like a machine.
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Some modern image generators rely on the principles of diffusion to create images. There may be a better alternative.
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The author on writing her new book “Ignition,” her dive into the new science of fighting wildfires.
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Can we save the frozen continent’s unique fauna?
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Over the past decade, two, intertwined research agendas on international financial subordination (IFS) and subordinate financialization (SF) have proposed to identify how an increasingly finance-dominated global capitalism incorporates the (Semi-)Peripheries.
The IFS research agenda recognizes that a “subordinate” national currency comes with a risk premium increasing the costs of financing public debt – in other words, the current, US dollar-based currency hierarchy acts as a structural fiscal constraint in the Global South, limiting the scope for badly needed public investments. Foreign capital – in the form of foreign currency-denominated sovereign and private debt-, foreign aid, and foreign direct investment – is then touted as a solution to this artificial and unfair developmental constraint.
Bats, rats, fish, bivalves, and butterflies are just as important for ecosystems as apex predators.
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