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Southeast: Wind power is the most important renewable energy
Along with economic development, in the past few years, many countries in Asia actively invest in exploiting renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind power ..…
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Tuesday is really the worst day of the week
Contrary to the thought of a tiring first day, most people find that the third is actually the worst day of the week.
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'Words don't cost money ...'
Economists have finally proved what we have suspected for a long time: the apology really doesn't cost money to buy ...
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Determine GDP growth rate from outer space
According to a new study conducted by three economists from Brown University, space satellites can bring new perspectives on measuring economic growth.
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Green products are still selling despite the economic downturn
According to a recent study by Green Seal, 4 out of 5 people said they are still buying green products and services, even when the US economy is in recession.
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World prospects in 2030
Climate refugees in Antarctica, the plague that has claimed millions of lives, each country only tries to survive, the world in 2030 may be like that, warned by many exp…
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Pollinated insects have an economic value of US $ 217 billion
French scientists with the UFC German scientist found that the value of insect pollination pollinated up to £ 153 billion in 2005.
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Men are more economically optimistic than women
Massey financial research group said that men are more optimistic than women about the economic viewpoint. Based on data on consumer confidence index from 18 countries,…
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Human economic choices are influenced by genes
An international team of researchers has for the first time demonstrated the effect of genes on human behavioral choices and economic decisions through an experiment wit…
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The new poor
The brains of rich people are less stimulated by small bonuses compared to the poor, a new study finds. This study provided evidence to support a basic economic principl…
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Why are witches hunted so hard?
Economist Emily Oster said that according to historical records worldwide, witch hunts are more common during cold climates. Because when the weather is cold, it is diff…
Oceanography
Alerting the decline of coral in the East Sea
China's economic boom has seriously threatened the living environment and significantly reduced the area of coral reefs in the South China Sea.
Archeology
China: Tens of thousands of heritage
About 44,000 ancient relics, temples and cultural landmarks in China have disappeared, according to the country's first heritage survey over the past 20 years.
Archeology
You used to have 'Apartheid regime'.
A racist society once existed at the beginning of the Anglo-Saxon era in Britain, researchers speculate. According to them, a small population of migrants from Germany,…
Space science
NASA applies 3D printing in space research
Facing a difficult economic situation, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) decided to promote the use of 3D technology in space research with the aim of minimizing costs.