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Cities Centre, University of Toronto · 15 March 2024
As downtowns adjust to a new normal of hybrid and remote work, many seek to recover by attracting different types of activity. When downtowns serve as hubs for entertainment, food, …
EC: European Commission · 20 March 2024
The second Horizon Europe strategic plan will steer research and innovation funding within and beyond Europe to tackle key global challenges such as: (i) climate change; (ii) pollution; (iii) the …
The Conversation · 22 February 2024
A new study highlights how grey and primary journal literature portray the pros and cons of offshore wind. Comprehensive assessment frameworks could create more consistency in the future.
CLOCKSS · 24 January 2024
Crossref DOIs, persistent discovery, and the digital preservation of 7.5 million items, by Martin Paul Eve. It's hard to know what is preserved, and that seems to me quite a …
CMS: Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals
Most of the world’s large terrestrial mammals are ungulates, and many migrate seasonally to sustain their massive herds on landscapes around the planet. The abundance that migration supports in turn …
Harvard University · 26 February 2024
The scale and speed of the Generative AI revolution, while offering unprecedented opportunities to advance science, is also challenging the traditional academic research model in fundamental ways. The academic research …
Material World by Ed Conway · 7 May 2024
If you’re wondering how and why it is that so many parts of the UK and US have deindustrialised so fast, or why China has such a commanding lead in …
Create Streets · 20 September 2024
Foundations: Why Britain has stagnated is an essay by Ben Southwood (Founder and Editor of Works in Progress and Founder of Create Streets), Samuel Hughes (Research Fellow, Oxford University and …
Chatham House · 22 March 2024
France’s proposed bill to slow down fast fashion and set higher standards for environmental supply chain transparency is an important first step in addressing the hidden water crisis in global …
City of New York, New York · 3 April 2024
This interactive tool equips users with information necessary to advocate for and make more informed decisions about environmental justice in New York City. The tool consists of seven web apps, …