Study Finds Greenhouse Farming in China Has High Carbon and Soil Costs
A new study in Geography and Sustainability reveals that while greenhouse agriculture in China boosts yields, it incurs significantly higher ...
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Study Analyzes Nigeria Value Added Tax Sharing and Regional Fiscal Equity
A qualitative study reveals that Nigeria's derivation-weighted Value Added Tax reform creates a dual outcome by incentivizing local revenue mobilization ...
Study Maps Heterogeneous Experiences of Dalit Business Owners in Gujarat
A field study of 91 Dalit entrepreneurs in Gujarat reveals diverse business trajectories shaped by community histories, networks, occupational backgrounds, ...
AI Colonoscopy Tool Shows Modest Lifetime Cost Savings in English Trial Simulation
A patient-level simulation based on English clinical trial data indicates that artificial intelligence-assisted colonoscopy is projected to be cost-effective and ...
Banana Bunchy Top Virus Inflicts Severe Economic Losses on Tanzanian Farmers
A household survey in Kigoma, Tanzania reveals that Banana Bunchy Top Disease triggers catastrophic income losses while behavioral barriers undermine ...
US economic swings steer remittances to Mexico, 34-year study finds
A time series study finds that U.S. GDP per capita and the Mexican migrant stock raise remittances to Mexico in ...
Recycling Retired Wind Turbines Could Cut Millions of Tons of CO2 in China
A study of 6,712 Chinese wind projects projects decommissioned turbine capacity rising to 64.40 GW by 2050, with recycling avoiding ...
Anti-bullying program in Norwegian preschools shows potential cost-effectiveness in trial analysis
An exploratory economic evaluation alongside a Norwegian cluster randomised controlled trial estimates the Be-Prox anti-bullying program costs about 41,336 Norwegian ...
Wind Farm Controller Targets Profit and Guarantees 20-Year Turbine Lifetime
Wind farms are usually run to squeeze out as much electricity as possible, but a new control strategy argues that ...
Renewable energy investment may stabilise growth when policy wavers, study finds
A time-series analysis of 2005–2024 data reports a stable long-run link between economic growth, renewable energy investment, infrastructure spending and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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