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In a new study, Yale researchers employed fuzzy cognitive mapping to better understand how volunteering benefits poor women in Jordan.

WINCHESTER — Swimming pools and grilling tools came out of hibernation over Memorial Day weekend, marking the unofficial start of summer.

Open access notables How much storage do we need in a fully electrified future? A critical review of the assumptions on which this question depends, Marsden et al., Energy Research & Social Science:

Suggests the BTFP might have been unnecessary if existing US facility was more reliable

71% respondents said climate change affecting local weather; 76% said it affected monsoons in India

Did you hear the birds singing outside this morning? A lot of us take that common sound of nature for granted. Most people these days do not realize how close

If you were shopping for toaster ovens and your choice was between one that posed a 1% chance of setting your house on fire and a competing one that would not only 100% set your house on fire but proudly guaranteed it right on the box, then you would probably go with the 1% model. […]

The Yale Program on Stakeholder Innovation and Management announced the appointment of Alan Murray, departing chief executive officer of Fortune Media, as its…

While individual actions are helpful and commendable, we also need to act collectively to fight climate change. Time is of the essence, as we have only 62 months after our

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