Keeping smartphones out of reach during the workday reduces screen time, but it doesn’t eliminate interruptions or distractions as employees find ways to entertain themselves on the computer.
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A study published in the journal Nature Climate Change highlights that the CO2 emissions of the richest are often underestimated and those of the poorest are often overestimated. Furthermore, the richest category tends not to find the unequal distribution of emissions fundamentally unfair.
Researchers have attempted to show, for the first time and using a physical model, that the first-order features of the structure of the Earth's lower mantle were established four billion years ago.
An unusually severe early-season harmful algae bloom off Southern California’s coast is causing widespread marine life casualties, with hundreds of California sea lions and common dolphins suffering from its toxic effects.
Daffodils are vibrant and resilient flowers that are often associated with times of change, especially in spring. Below, we explain the key care requirements.
The Yellowstone Caldera is a volcanic caldera and supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park, United States. It is one of the largest on planet Earth and has now undergone significant changes.
There are better maps of the lunar surface than of the Earth's ocean floor, but this is changing thanks to high-resolution data obtained from space by satellites.
SpaceX's ambitious orbital flight, funded by entrepreneur Chun Wang, becomes the first private space mission to fly over both of Earth's geographic poles. Four non-professional crew members will conduct 22 scientific experiments that could revolutionize space exploration.
Crowned Europe's top city for gastronomy tourism according to Time Out's 2025 ranking, Madrid is shaking up established standards. While Paris slips to ninth place and Rome drops out of the top 20, the Spanish capital boasts a thriving culinary scene.
Ever looked into your dog’s eyes and thought you knew exactly what they were feeling? A new study suggests you might be wrong. Despite our deep bond with dogs, researchers have found that humans aren’t as skilled at interpreting canine emotions as we think.
The University of Portsmouth in England partnered with tech company TG0 to make smart insoles that can measure how the body interacts with the ground, potentially reducing the risk of sports injury.
Dust storms, wildfires, and other factors associated with climate change increase allergies both directly and indirectly through increased particulate matter, pollen, and decreased biodiversity.