The new estimate for how much heat we can tolerate makes rising global temperatures even more alarming.
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In Kenya, a group of conservation scientists confront the cultural tradition of an indigenous tribe.
The post “The Killing of Animals Is a Matter of Pride” appeared first on Nautilus.
New earbuds can listen to your brain activity and monitor your health.
The post A Window on the Mind, Through the Ear appeared first on Nautilus.
Political Economy Seminar
Together We’ll Break These Chains of Love? The Community Ideal and the Multi-Criterial Economy
Presenter: Aaron Benanav, Syracuse University
Respondent: Dr Mike Beggs
Date: Tuesday, 24 October 2023
Time: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm (AEDT)
Seminar via Zoom for University of Sydney staff, students and affiliates. For further information please contact John Clegg (j.clegg@sydney.edu.au) or Claire Parfitt (claire.parfitt@sydney.edu.au).
Ships carry mist-making machines that cause clouds to block the sun. It could work.
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Exploring outer and inner space with Lindy Elkins-Tanton.
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We're a step closer to diagnosing, tracking, and even treating the perplexing condition.
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The woman who pioneered social science reporting.
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Growth proliferates — demanding
degrading, derailing, deficient
destroying, degenerating, detonating
demineralising
depressing.
Degrowth devolves — deconstructs
decentralises, deinstitutionalises, decolonises
dematerialises, demilitarises and
decommodifies.
Degrowth defuses
and designs.
Decide destination degrowth.
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How genetically engineered bacteria could shrink the growing garbage patches in our oceans.
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