World loses trillions of dollars worth of nature's benefits each year due to land degradation Campaigners hit out at council "lack of transparency" over development of one of 's most prestigious addresses Robots help to map 's only deep-water Marine Conservation Zone Sunday Times - British Home Awards Translating research into action London’s Tube Map geographically correct – Data driven green design Best and worst office views in the UK Humans Health Society The Grandmother Hypothesis population modelling points to role of – grandmothers in evolution of increased lifespan Grandmothers so the modelling suggests have played a vital role in helping to feed their daughter’s children. A shift to grandmothering was the foundation for several important Energy and Climate Change steps in human evolution, including longer adult life spans, increased brain size, empathy, World’s largest artificial wave tank created in Netherlands to research coastal cooperation and pair bonding. defences against rising sea levels And it is notable that architecture and design pays very little heed to anything other than nuclear families. Sub-Aqua Cities Celebrated a list of some of the cities that risk inundation Sedentary lifestyle and overweight weaken arterial health already in childhood – Fruit and vegetables aren't only good for a healthy body -- they protect your mind too Movement George Ferguson defies 9000 signature petition to scrap 20mph limits in Bristol Study from shows no garden access for young children linked to childhood obesity later in childhood This is a significant number of signatures, but against this the population of Bristol is 450,000. 'Our chairs are killing us,' say researchers The newspaper discussion misquotes a study on air pollution which actually hints – at reductions in air pollution from the introduction of 20 mph limits. Additional time spent outdoors by children results in decreased rate of nearsightedness Killing Us Softly with Bike Lanes plan by CDOT to eliminate 54 parking spaces Highway 160, “A between 6th Street and 3rd Street precisely within the commercial — High consumption of sugar sweetened beverages linked to overall poor diet core with no plan to replace that lost parking.” —
Campaigners hit out at council "lack of transparency" over development of one of 's most prestigious addresses Sunday Times - British Home Awards London’s Tube Map – geographically correct Best and worst office views in the UK Energy and Climate Change World’s largest artificial wave tank created in Netherlands to research coastal defences against rising sea levels Sub-Aqua Cities Celebrated – a list of some of the cities that risk inundation Movement George Ferguson defies 9000 signature petition to scrap 20mph limits in Bristol This is a significant number of signatures, but against this the population of Bristol is 450,000. The newspaper discussion misquotes a study on air pollution – which actually hints at reductions in air pollution from the introduction of 20 mph limits. Killing Us Softly with Bike Lanes “A plan by CDOT to eliminate 54 parking spaces Highway 160, between 6th Street and 3rd Street — precisely within the commercial core — with no plan to replace that lost parking.” World loses trillions of dollars worth of nature's benefits each year due to land degradation Robots help to map 's only deep-water Marine Conservation Zone Translating research into action Data driven green design Humans Health Society The Grandmother Hypothesis – population modelling points to role of grandmothers in evolution of increased lifespan Grandmothers so the modelling suggests have played a vital role in helping to feed their daughter’s children. A shift to grandmothering was the foundation for several important steps in human evolution, including longer adult life spans, increased brain size, empathy, cooperation and pair bonding. And it is notable that architecture and design pays very little heed to anything other than nuclear families. Sedentary lifestyle and overweight weaken arterial health already in childhood Fruit and vegetables aren't only good for a healthy body -- they protect your mind too Study from shows no garden access for young children linked to childhood obesity later in childhood 'Our chairs are killing us,' say researchers Additional time spent outdoors by children results in decreased rate of nearsightedness High consumption of sugar sweetened beverages linked to overall poor diet
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