The Brutalist Report

Phys

• New report highlights positive impact of rewilding project on people and nature [78d]
• How are humans changing the Arctic Ocean? [78d]
• Hustle, muscle and grift: How the manosphere has grown into a money-making machine [78d]
• From FIFA to the LA Clippers, carbon offset scandals are exposing the gap between promises and reality [78d]
• Media hype shapes rise and fall of the 'girlboss' entrepreneur narrative [78d]
• Climate change puts riverbed microbes under constant stress, study finds [78d]
• How everyday repairs sustain autonomy in a Japanese squat [78d]
• The people building sustainability—without a clearly defined role [78d]
• Cracks in the Earth: Major gully erosion poses humanitarian crisis threats [78d]
• How building with Lego can help teens talk about life's big questions [78d]
• Can smart greenhouses bring back food production in cities? [78d]
• School feeding programs lead to modest but meaningful results, according to review [78d]
• Eco-friendly, photo-switchable smart adhesives use biomass-derived materials [78d]
• NOAA's denial of endangered status for salmon sparks talk of legal challenge [78d]
• Study: Virtual reality tours make real difference in home sales [78d]
• Simulations reveal protein 'dynamin' constricts cell membranes by loosening its grip [78d]
• Research examines dance as protest in Iran [78d]
• In Palestinian and Israeli families, exposure to ethnic-political violence boosted harsh parenting [78d]
• Rule-breaking rampant in whale shark tourism hub [78d]
• Roman urbanism was bad for health, new study confirms [78d]