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Why Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' Isn't a Revolution in Urban Living - Vimarsana News

Why Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' Isn't a Revolution in Urban Living

Nine million people are expected to live in it - more than in any other city in Saudi Arabia.

Why Saudi Arabia's "The Line" isn't a revolut - Vimarsana News

Why Saudi Arabia's "The Line" isn't a revolut

In October, the excavation work for the superlative construction project began. What some consider an ideal ecological city, others call a promotional gimmick. Researchers from the Complexity Science Hub now show why The Line should not be a showcase for future cities.

Why Saudi Arabia's "The Line" is not a revolution in urban living - Global Construction Review - Vimarsana News

Why Saudi Arabia's "The Line" is not a revolution in urban living - Global Construction Review

What some consider an ideal ecological city, others call a promotional gimmick. Researchers from the Complexity Science Hub now show why The Line should not be a showcase for future cities.

Obesity found to increase risk of mental disorders - Vimarsana News

Obesity found to increase risk of mental disorders

An obesity diagnosis significantly increases the probability of a broad spectrum of mental disorders in all age groups, researchers have found.

Indirect effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict revealed: Global food supply at risk - Vimarsana News

Indirect effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict revealed: Global food supply at risk

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has clearly revealed that the global food supply chain acts as a complex network, connecting nations and facilitating the spread of disruptions from local to distant regions.

Source: phys.org