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Flags and dotted lines indicate when countries were added and dashed lines with green and red arrows highlight the top five major score changes. The height of the bars describes the number of sources added vs. changed, with colors indicating the proportions. Also shown are the average trustworthiness of the sources in green text boxes.

Fact-Checker Bias Claims Debunked: US Conservative Media Simply Less Trustworthy, Study Finds

Categories Social Sciences

books

Companies That Read More Perform Better Financially

Categories Social Sciences

beaver in water

Why Animal Memory Matches Environmental Change: From Fleas to Elephants

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

The rankings of accessibility. The left plot describes the rankings of the average Proximity Time of the cities, both by bike and on foot, while the right one describes the percentages of people in a 15-minute city © Sony Computer Science Laboratories - Rome

Time Isn’t Everything: Rethinking the 15-Minute City

Categories Social Sciences

Visualisation of situation around 3700 BCE

Fear of Conflict Shaped Early European Population Patterns, Study Suggests

Categories Social Sciences

This is what The Line, Saudi Arabia's superlative construction project, is supposed to look like.

Why Saudi Arabia’s “The Line” isn’t a revolution in urban living

Categories Social Sciences

Stock chart. Pixabay

Combining Physics and Economics to Understand Stock Market Behaviour

Categories Physics & Mathematics

The horizontal axis corresponds to the elongation of a city, and the vertical axis to its sprawl. Kaduna has the most compact urban form, contributing to having shorter commuting distances.

Measuring 6,000 African cities: Double the population means triple the energy costs

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

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