CULTURES
Racial disparity in US pollution exposure
Jun 01, 2014
Written by
Olivia Edward
New study demonstrates a significant difference in exposure to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) outdoor air pollution between white and non-white people in the USA
Chicken bones demolish Pacific migration theories
May 01, 2014
Written by
Harley Rustad
A DNA analysis of chicken bones from islands across the Pacific has refuted claims that Polynesians arrived in South America before Columbus
Mongol empire the result of nice weather
May 01, 2014
Written by
Olivia Edward
Genghis Khan’s rise was propelled by a temporary run of nice weather, a new study of tree rings in ancient trees in central Mongolia suggests
Ancient rivers may have been route out of Africa
Nov 01, 2013
Written by
Olivia Edward
New study provides evidence that three ancient river systems flowed across the Sahara, suggesting they would have provided a viable route for human migration to the Mediterranean
Festival of flight
Sep 01, 2011
Written by
Julia Horton
Each year, in Bhutan’s remote Phobjikha Valley, thousands of people gather for the Black-Necked Crane Festival, a vibrant show of solidarity aimed at protecting the endangered dancing birds by providing a source of income for local farmers. And it has…
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