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2025-08-25 @ 16.24.22 ∈ In English

Global inequality is huge — but so is the opportunity for people in high-income countries to support poor people
When we think of global inequality, it's easy to picture “the rich” as someone else — those with garages full of sports cars or taking private trips to space. But the richest tenth of the world includes us and likely many others who don’t intuitively think of themselves as “the rich”.
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2025-08-23 @ 14.29.13 ∈ In English

In the Arctic, Consequences of Heat Waves Linger - Eos
The analysis indicated that the high heat caused soil temperature to remain roughly 1.2°C, or about 150%, warmer in 2021 than it would have been without the heat wave, even though air temperatures had returned to normal.
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2025-08-22 @ 19.16.37 ∈ In English

Dingoes are not domestic dogs – new evidence shows these native canines are on their own evolutionary path
In our new research, we lay out the scientific case showing dingoes do indeed meet these requirements, across genetic, behavioral, ecological and archaeological evidence. We now have a clear answer: dingoes are distinct.
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2025-08-20 @ 19.28.51 ∈ In English

Research shows the ‘compliment sandwich’ is no longer effective
Delivered with care and confidence, direct feedback doesn't just help employees grow, it can strengthen relationships and build trust. And that's exactly where the compliment sandwich crumbles. Instead of offering clarity, it creates confusion.
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2025-08-20 @ 19.21.28 ∈ In English

(From March)

The world regulated sulfur in ship fuels − and the lightning stopped
[In] 2020, new international regulations cut ships’ sulfur emissions by 77%. Our newly published research shows how lightning over shipping lanes dropped by half almost overnight after the regulations went into effect.
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2025-08-15 @ 16.51.41 ∈ In English

Arctic reindeer populations could decline by 80% by 2100
[Future] climatic change is likely to cause declines in reindeer abundances and their distribution at rates rarely seen over the last 21,000 years. […] The research team identified populations in North America as being particularly vulnerable.
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2025-08-15 @ 16.44.08 ∈ In English

Policy of transience
I consider all of these habits to be instances of a general “policy of transience”, which says: things should either be deliberately permanent in an organised way, or strictly temporary. I dislike things accidentally turning out to last for ever.
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2025-08-07 @ 18.02.45 ∈ In English

Why do children take things so literally?
This literal phase does not stem from an inability to comprehend non-literal language, such as metaphors and irony. "But the developmental phase often leads them to prefer clear and precise communication," says [Ingrid Lossius Falkum, professor of linguistics and philosophy of communication at UiO.]
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2025-08-07 @ 17.57.57 ∈ In English

Birds found thriving in a very large commercial forest in Maine
North America has lost an estimated 3 billion birds since 1970—a nearly 30% drop across species—mostly due to habitat loss and degradation. So when a team of researchers repeated a bird population study they did 30 years earlier in a very large commercial forest landscape in Maine, they were stunned to find more birds than before.