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Noise pollution

The Cost of Noise

In 1932, the NYC Noise Abatement Commission received a letter from Mr. N. Schmuck of 137 Milton Street in Brooklyn about the noise from a nearby pickle factory. Other 1930s noise complaints included early morning ice deliveries a...


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Circular economy

Transforming Hazardous Waste into a Circular Economy in the Caribbean

When people picture the Caribbean, they imagine white-sand beaches, clear blue seas, and vibrant communit...


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Empathy online

Are We Trading Convenience for Connection?

If you’re someone who rejoices at self-serve checkouts, automated banking, or online shopping—and I’ll admit, I tick two out of three of these...


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Consciousness – the ‘chimera’ of psychology?

The term ‘chimera’, according to Wikipedia, describes any mythical or fictional creature with parts taken from various animals, or anything composed of disparate parts or perceive...


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How to Find a Bubble

WSJ recently showed us four stock market declines: In their headline, they asked, “Will Stocks Crash in 2026?” With a bubble defined as “…a large price decline after a large price increase, they might also have asked if a bu...


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