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Apr 24, 2023

Confronting Prejudice: Education and Consciousness as Crucial Catalysts

Preamble: The Pressing Imperative to Tackle Prejudice In our multifarious world, a colourful tapestry of backgrounds, customs, and identities intermingle. Regrettably, prejudice tenaciously endures, afflicting countless lives. To extirpate this societal scourge, discerning its origins and devising potent countermeasures is paramount. Herein, we delve into the vital function of education and consciousness in

Apr 21, 2023

Windows Interview – Amadeo Furlan

Dopo molti interessanti articoli pubblicati nella piattaforma, il tema del lavoro coniugato al benessere psicofisico è approdato in una conversazione tematica. Una serie di domande e risposte in grado di fare chiarezza sui nostri comportamenti quotidiani. Ospite di Bruno Carenini, nel nono episodio della terza stagione di Windows Interview, è il Dott. Amadeo

Apr 21, 2023

Quick Travel Guide – Patan Durbar

Patan Durbar is a magnificent palace complex that is located in the heart of Lalitpur, a city in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site that features stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and rich cultural history. For families, Patan Durbar offers a unique and fascinating cultural experience that is

Apr 21, 2023

Amyloidosis: Beyond Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Amyloid plaque can build up in body organs other than the brain. The resulting diseases — AL amyloidosis, ATTR amyloidosis and more — cause much suffering. By Amber Dance Isabelle Lousada was in her early 30s when she collapsed at her Philadelphia wedding in 1995. A London architect, she had suffered a decade

Apr 20, 2023

3 Billion Birds Lost: What Will It Take to Halt the Staggering Decline?

A new book looks at efforts to recover dwindling populations and what more is needed. In 2019 a staggering study revealed North America had lost nearly 3 billion birds since 1970 — almost 30% of the total population, with declines in both common and rare species. Grassland birds were down more than 50%

Apr 20, 2023

Navigating the Post-COVID Epoch: Confronting the Quandaries and Prospects in Economic Prognostication

This treatise delves into the multifaceted challenges and opportunities that have materialised in the sphere of economic prognostication, brought about by the COVID-19 cataclysm. We shall probe into the following domains: The Metamorphosing Terrain of Economic Forecasting Repercussions of COVID-19 on Prognostication Constructs Data Veracity and Accessibility Modifying Forecasting Approaches for a Post-COVID

Apr 19, 2023

Calling in the Seabirds

Polihale, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons A tiny Hawaiian island is finally free of invasive rats. Now scientists are trying to coax back lost seabird colonies. Scientists are rebuilding a seabird paradise on Lehua Island, a small, crescent-shaped volcanic cone 35 kilometers west of Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i. Before the arrival of European

Apr 19, 2023

L’effetto della natura sulla salute mentale: come la natura può ridurre lo stress e migliorare la salute psicofisica

La natura ha un potere incredibile sulla salute mentale dell’essere umano. Infatti, numerosi studi scientifici hanno dimostrato che l’esposizione alla natura può ridurre lo stress e migliorare la salute psicofisica. Negli ultimi anni, c’è stata una crescente consapevolezza riguardo l’importanza di trascorrere del tempo all’aria aperta e di vivere in armonia con la

Apr 19, 2023

Peru national park sees deforestation spike despite carbon credit program: report

A March report from the Associated Press revealed that the carbon credit program in Peru’s Cordillera Azul National Park has been financially profitable but ineffective as a means of conservation. Despite that more than 28 million credits have been sold since the program’s launch in 2008, average annual deforestation has risen significantly. One

Apr 18, 2023

Cities Are Rethinking What Kinds of Trees They’re Planting

U.S. cities are losing some 36 million trees every year, but hardier species can restore their canopies. Kate Wheeling X April 11, 2023 Published in: Next City After a series of winter storms pummeled California this winter, thousands of trees across the state lost their grip on the earth and crashed down into

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