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Microplastics, Explained: The Hidden Chemistry of Tiny Plastic
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Ideas & Opinions
Ideas & Opinions
Cybernetic Attention: All Watched over by Machines We Learned to Watch
Before the attention economy consumed our lives, “pursuit tests” devised by the US military coupled people to machines to assess focus under pressure.
Childhood Stunting Fell Dramatically over the 20th Century
What can countries with high stunting rates today learn from Japan’s experience of going from 70% to 5%? A data-driven look at clean water, school lunches and better diets.
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Interviews
Language Documentation Needs Community Rights, Consent, and Recognition: Interview with Van Gujjari Writer Taukeer Alam
A Van Gujjari speaker explains why audio and video can preserve what books cannot, and why communities should keep control of their language and knowledge.
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Lifestyle
Lifestyle
The Science of Making Good Decisions
How does your brain make choices? A Brain Prize-winning scientist explains the role of dopamine, why many decisions are unconscious, and how to get better at deciding.
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Environment
Environment
Saving the Seas: What Works (and Why it Matters)
From plastic pollution to damaged coral reefs, the ocean is in trouble, but there is hope. A team looked at 217 happy-ending stories from around the world.
Saving the Seas: What Works (and Why it Matters)
From plastic pollution to damaged coral reefs, the ocean is in trouble, but there is hope. A team looked at 217 happy-ending stories from around the world.
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Art & Culture
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The Gap in the Archives: Preserving the History of Everyday Objects
Why do museums say so little about the people who made and used everyday objects? Three family heirlooms from Bihar, India, show what an object’s “biography” can reveal.
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