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Companies win when they understand the future

September 23, 2018 in Society & Culture
OPINION: Industry benefits from taking a long-term macroperspective, but research in this field is under-prioritised and often forgotten.

Historic building activity in Europe mirrors plague outbreaks and food prices

September 25, 2018 in Society & Culture
A new study shows that the dramatic upheaval and population decline known as the Late Medieval Crisis began much earlier than previously thought. Thanks to the use of felling dates from old construction timber a new picture emerges of past demographic changes in Europe.

Thousands of objects discovered in Scandinavia’s first Viking city

September 13, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Danish archaeologists have excavated the streets beneath Ribe to discover how the first city of the Viking age was established.

How kite skiing and weighing snow helps improve projections of sea level rise

October 9, 2018 in Natural Sciences
For the past two years, scientists from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland have skied across the Greenland ice sheet to see how much snow is accumulating. Their data will ultimately improve projections of sea level rise.

Does it really matter if one animal goes extinct?

October 6, 2018 in Natural Sciences
New study reveals the true extent of famous extinctions like the Mauritian Dodo and the knock-on effects they have on other island life.

Here's a mental health workout that's as simple as ABC

September 5, 2018 in Health
The Act-Belong-Commit approach promotes keeping active, building stronger relationships with friends, family and community groups, and committing to hobbies, challenges, and meaningful causes.

How Nordic marine forests can help fight climate change

September 20, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Despite the wealth of marine forests throughout the Nordics, we are yet to exploit their potential role in combating climate change. Here’s what we need to do.

Marine forests - Nature's own carbon capture and storage

September 18, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Kelp forests and seagrass meadows soak up carbon dioxide and help protect our coasts against rising seas. Just two reasons why we should learn to love our marine forests.

There are 8,475 languages that we know of

August 25, 2018 in Society & Culture
What do we know about the new languages that are appearing and how does a new language form? Researchers from Aarhus University, Denmark, are investigating just this.

Is there a solution in sight for Catalonia?

August 28, 2018 in Society & Culture
OPNION: You may remember the fight for Catalan secession last autumn. But what happened next? And is there a solution on the cards between Catalonia and the Spanish government?

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