Study Uncovers How Buyer Dominance Suppresses Prices in China’s Broiler Market
A study applying two-tier stochastic frontier analysis to 638 Chinese white feather broiler farms found that buyer bargaining power suppresses ...
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Historical Seafood Processing Review Reveals Industrial Roots Shaping Modern Global Food Systems
A historical scoping review shows that industrial seafood processing reshaped twentieth-century fisheries governance, labor systems, and global marine supply networks.
Simulating Cold War Decoupling Highlights Critical Vulnerabilities in European Defence Readiness
A macroeconomic modeling study reveals that an abrupt trade decoupling from an adversarial coalition would severely undermine European defence industrial ...
Global Construction Embodied Emissions Peaked in 2013 Driven by Final Demand
Construction-driven embodied carbon dioxide emissions peaked at 4.86 gigatonnes in 2013 before easing to 4.49 gigatonnes in 2021, representing 13.6 ...
Experts rank economic incentives first for sustainability in free zones
A multi-criteria study with three Middle East experts weights economic incentives at 61.44 percent for free zone sustainability.
China’s rare earth opacity modeled as strategic weapon that delays rivals
A new dynamic signaling model argues that China's deliberate nondisclosure of rare earth quotas, patents and regulations functions as a ...
Supply chain ties with China linked to UN voting shifts, network study finds
A network analysis finds that intermediate-goods supply-chain links with China roughly multiply the odds of strategic partnerships, which are associated ...
Construction logistics research remains fragmented, systematic review finds
A systematic review of 60 articles identifies persistent separation among stakeholder integration, data use and lean–green optimisation in construction logistics ...
Green HR Practices Linked to Better Well-Being in Dark Stores
A study of 400 employees across five dark-store supply chains linked green HR practices with better well-being, partly through higher ...
BMJ commentary links conflict and climate change to food shortages
A BMJ commentary argues that localized food shortages persist amid conflict and climate hazards and calls for coordinated changes across ...
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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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