Airborne lead pollution may have cost ancient Romans 3 IQ pointsLead pollution via air likely impaired cognitive development in ancient Romans, affecting their innovation capabilities.
Daily briefing: Why kids need to take more risks: science reveals the benefits of adventurous playLead pollution in ancient Rome may have reduced average IQ by 2.5-3 points due to high levels of lead in the air.
Airborne lead pollution may have cost ancient Romans 3 IQ pointsLead pollution via air likely impaired cognitive development in ancient Romans, affecting their innovation capabilities.
Daily briefing: Why kids need to take more risks: science reveals the benefits of adventurous playLead pollution in ancient Rome may have reduced average IQ by 2.5-3 points due to high levels of lead in the air.
This Piece of Coral In Fiji Is 600 Years Old - What It Reveals About Our Climate's Future Is Nerve-WrackingA 600-year-old coral provides valuable insights into past sea temperatures in Fiji amidst ongoing climate change.
Los Angeles Shouldn't Rebuild the Same Way AgainThe Los Angeles wildfires highlight the long-term consequences of urban expansion into fire-prone areas.
This Piece of Coral In Fiji Is 600 Years Old - What It Reveals About Our Climate's Future Is Nerve-WrackingA 600-year-old coral provides valuable insights into past sea temperatures in Fiji amidst ongoing climate change.
Los Angeles Shouldn't Rebuild the Same Way AgainThe Los Angeles wildfires highlight the long-term consequences of urban expansion into fire-prone areas.
12 eye-opening reads to kick-start your 2025 reading goalsExplore transformative books from 2024 that delve into crucial societal and environmental themes, featuring perspectives on history, justice, and our relationship with the planet.
The Burning Earth: how conquest and carnage have decimated landscapes worldwideThe draining of East Anglia's wetlands symbolizes a historical conflict between the elite and marginalized communities, revealing ongoing issues of environmental exploitation.
12 eye-opening reads to kick-start your 2025 reading goalsExplore transformative books from 2024 that delve into crucial societal and environmental themes, featuring perspectives on history, justice, and our relationship with the planet.
The Burning Earth: how conquest and carnage have decimated landscapes worldwideThe draining of East Anglia's wetlands symbolizes a historical conflict between the elite and marginalized communities, revealing ongoing issues of environmental exploitation.
The time a tiny California town declared war on Russia and JapanMendocino's unique environmental history is defined by the Whale Wars, which highlighted local activism and led to the establishment of a state park.
Fall of the wild: why pristine wilderness is a human-made mythHumans have historically coevolved with nature, shaping ecosystems rather than simply being part of a pristine wilderness.
Inside the Wild and Wonderful Gardens of the Early Botanists in Ecological RestorationThe history of ecological restoration dates back further than the 1980s, uncovering the contributions of early female botanists in the early 20th century.