Within-Country Divides Now Dominate Global Urban Inequality, Study Finds
A two-decade global analysis of subnational data finds that inequality within countries, not between them, now dominates spatial disparities in ...
Tag: Global South
Robotics-based embodied learning shows promise for management education in the Global South, survey finds
A survey of 560 faculty and students across four Global South countries links robotics-enabled embodied learning to higher perceived engagement ...
Women Do the Work but Men Reap the Rewards in Agroforestry, Review Finds
A systematic review of 49 studies finds that women's labour and knowledge sustain agroforestry systems worldwide, yet control over land, ...
Digital violence against women and children is structurally enabled, major literature review finds
A state-of-the-literature review of 58 sources concludes that digital violence against women and children is persistent, boundary-eroding and structurally enabled ...
Precipitation Trend Uncertainty From Product Choice Rivals Actual Climate Change
Research indicates that the uncertainty arising from selecting different gridded precipitation products can match or surpass the magnitude of observed ...
From Literacy to Competence: Systematic Review Maps Sustainability Education’s Conceptual Shift
A systematic review of 30 studies finds sustainability literacy and competence emerging as complementary constructs, while self-report dominates assessment and ...
Cameroon interviews reveal diverse motives for buying second-hand products
An exploratory study of 40 urban consumers in Cameroon found that second-hand purchases reflect economic constraints, environmental concerns, identity, social ...
Landfill Mining’s Climate Payoff Fades With Time, Researchers Warn
A perspective in Discover Sustainability argues that the climate and resource benefits of landfill mining in the Global South diminish ...
Digital NeuroEpiTool lets non-specialists assess neurological signs in population studies
An internal validation study of the NeuroEpiTool, a smartphone-based neurological examination, found moderate to strong agreement between neurologist and non-neurologist ...
Satellite scientists confront the ethics of watching disasters from orbit
A qualitative study of UK-based geohazard remote sensing researchers finds widespread good intentions but a narrow understanding of research ethics, ...
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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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