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This deceptively simple design tweak could make people choose vegetables over meat
Sustainable choices aren’t just about what people want to do, they’re about what’s easy to do,” according to researchers on a ...
Ranking John Green’s Books From Worst to Best; See If Your Favourite Tops the List
John Green writes stories that connect deeply with readers. Whether you love the emotional love story in The Fault in Our Stars or the thoughtful journey in Turtles All the Way Down, there’s a book ...
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RePlay: ‘Miss Anthropocene’ is ‘the sound of the end of the world’
“Before the fever” was described by Grimes as “literal death” in an interview with Apple Music, featuring a cathartic climax ...
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The secret to better batteries could be in your closet
The molecular reactions of nylon with the battery materials reduces unwanted chemical reactions, prevents dendrites and ...
‘Earth is warming at its fastest pace in 10,000 years — business leaders must heed the Anthropocene’
The 25th ET Awards for Corporate Excellence featured a special address by Mrs Meera Jain. She highlighted the pressing need ...
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When planting trees to slow climate change, don’t plant the same tree all the time
An experiment spanning 16 years found that places reforested with five kinds of trees stored 36% more carbon than ...
Plastic trash in bird nests documents the Anthropocene epoch
What if expiration dates could tell us more than when something goes bad? Scientists have found that dates on plastic food ...
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Birds are building nests out of decades-old plastic trash and it’s a record of the Anthropocene
The most striking discovery was a nest built on an abandoned foundation pile in Amsterdam’s Rokin canal. Over decades, it had ...
Plastic Triggered a New Geological Epoch—and the Evidence May Be in Bird Nests
Researchers reconstructed the history of an unusual 30-year-old bird nest based on the expiration dates printed on plastic ...
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Technofossils: How future archeologists will study our everyday objects
Humans have been leaving their mark upon Earth for almost as long as we’ve existed. But over the last 70 years — little more ...
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Welcome to the Anthropocene
That's what occurred in 2002 to Paul Crutzen, a Nobel Prize‑winning chemist. The epoch spanning the past 10,000 years is known as the Holocene, meaning "all that's recent." Crutzen suggested that the ...
Here’s How to Read All of John Green’s Books in Order
From YA to adult, fiction to nonfiction, this list will help you navigate John Green books in the order he wrote them.