Air pollution’s surprising effect on NFL team performance
New research provides evidence that increased air pollution, specifically fine particulate matter, impacts the performance of National Football League (NFL) teams, with a notable impact on the productivity of offensive plays, particularly passing plays. The findings have been published in...
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The cost of climate change: Temperature extremes linked to elevated mortality rates and economic loss
A study in Argentina finds that extreme temperatures increase mortality rates, especially among the elderly, with significant economic repercussions, costing up to 0.75% of the nation's GDP. The findings have been published in Economics and Human Biology.
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Virtual reality research suggests nature’s spaciousness is key to boosting mental health
A recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology indicates that spacious natural landscapes can enhance feelings of selflessness, connectedness, and boost positive emotions. The research, conducted using immersive virtual reality, found that participants felt a diminished sense of...
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New study delves into the motivations behind climate action in the United States
A recent study published in PLOS One indicates a rising number of Americans are adopting climate-friendly behaviors, primarily driven by their environmental concerns and sense of responsibility. While everyday actions like buying eco-friendly products are prevalent, there's a significant emphasis...
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