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Fabulous-Ad6844 t1_j6wyxcb wrote
https://www.thesustainablecity.ae
We need to build only these types of cities. It’s beautiful & sustainable. Great YouTube video too
hawkeye224 t1_j6wyjdj wrote
Reply to comment by bongokhrusha in Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
Are you undereating? I get anxiety symptoms if I undereat and drink coffee. And I have to watch myself because I have a propensity to undereat, but when I eat properly I feel a lot better, and feel energetic but calm after coffee.
dustvecx t1_j6wx0dv wrote
dustvecx t1_j6wwwf2 wrote
Reply to comment by iShitSkittles in Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
Minor risk for osteoporosis. Drink your milk
turnipmeatloaf t1_j6wwmqw wrote
Reply to comment by Kennyvee98 in Trees could reduce mortality from urban heat waves by a third by YoanB
Eh I like using scientific evidence to prove hunches instead of just running policy based on “commons sense”
imlaggingsobad t1_j6wvrje wrote
Reply to Scientists have shown for the first time that briefly tuning into a person's individual brainwave cycle before they perform a learning task dramatically boosts the speed at which cognitive skills improve. by Wagamaga
I think I'll wait for Andrew Huberman to make a video on this
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Reply to comment by SocialMediaDystopian in Trees could reduce mortality from urban heat waves by a third by YoanB
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the_first_brovenger t1_j6wuljt wrote
Reply to comment by slow_learner75 in Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
A cup of black coffee, strengt somewhere between the extremes, obviously without milk. Then it would no longer be a cup of coffee, it would be a cup of coffee and cream.
thegreatgazoo t1_j6wui9a wrote
I live near Atlanta. It has been dubbed the "city in a forest", as there's about a 50% tree canopy.
Other than the pollen, people killed and power outages caused by falling trees, and dealing with loblolly pines (they are basically 80 ft/20 m tall weeds) they are great.
That said, it only works because Atlanta had mostly low density housing. For instance I have a suburban tract house with around 20 mature trees. As the housing density is bumping up, we are losing tree canopy.
Sharlindra t1_j6wuexb wrote
Reply to comment by GlinnTantis in Planting more trees could axe summer deaths by a third. Modelling of 93 European cities finds that increasing tree cover up to 30% can help lower the temperature of urban environments by an average of 0.4°C and prevent one in three heat deaths as a result. by MistWeaver80
There certainly are people allergic to almonds, but people are allergic to all kinds of things. (and by the way, a lot of people allergic to nuts are not actually allergic to almonds) Other things have poisonous berries, for example. And they grow all round. Here in the Netherlands, people love using poison ivy as a fence, I swear the thing is *everywhere*, it can grow anywhere and survives everything. A lot of people are allergic to even touching it, and the berries are absolutely deadly. But like I said, it is completely everywhere and it does not seem to be a problem... Not sure why almonds would be any worse tbh.
itsSIR2uboy t1_j6wuch4 wrote
Reply to comment by bongokhrusha in Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
I had to switch to tea. Sad face.
[deleted] t1_j6wrz3b wrote
Reply to comment by SassiesSoiledPanties in Trees could reduce mortality from urban heat waves by a third by YoanB
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bongokhrusha t1_j6wr13q wrote
Reply to Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
I cannot drink more than one sadly, even though I love it. it really hits my anxiety and gives me acid reflux
neuralbeans t1_j6wqxwb wrote
Reply to New n=987 study into coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) suggests its main causes are clowns' unpredictability, their illness-like makeup, and prior media exposure. by fotogneric
How do you determine the causes of a phobia?
machstem t1_j6wqi92 wrote
Reply to comment by sweetplantveal in Planting more trees could axe summer deaths by a third. Modelling of 93 European cities finds that increasing tree cover up to 30% can help lower the temperature of urban environments by an average of 0.4°C and prevent one in three heat deaths as a result. by MistWeaver80
The home we had before had some issues but the property was surrounded in 50yr old trees+ and it canopied our yard.
We moved here and basically have been trying to add a small forest back in our yard
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Blink_Billy t1_j6wprz8 wrote
Reply to US Emissions of the World’s Most Potent Greenhouse Gas Are 56 Percent Higher Than EPA Estimates. Electric utilities are likely responsible for the nation’s higher than expected emissions of sulfur hexafluoride, a greenhouse gas 25,000 times worse for the climate than carbon dioxide. by Wagamaga
Oh man I can’t wait to see what tax credit will fix this problem
drchris498 t1_j6wp4h9 wrote
Reply to comment by VeryNearlyAnArmful in Endangered male northern quolls are giving up sleep in favour of having more sex – and it could be killing them, according to a study that investigated why male northern quolls usually mate themselves to death in one season while females can live and reproduce for up to four years. by MistWeaver80
This is a natural behaviour. What we didn't know was why the males were actually dying. Scientists thought it could be excess stress hormones, but the levels were not elevated in this species. We decided to record their movement behaviour and found this lack of sleep. Given their symptoms we think this is what kills them.
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Reply to comment by OathOfFeanor in Planting more trees could axe summer deaths by a third. Modelling of 93 European cities finds that increasing tree cover up to 30% can help lower the temperature of urban environments by an average of 0.4°C and prevent one in three heat deaths as a result. by MistWeaver80
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gamesexposed t1_j6wnecs wrote
Reply to New n=987 study into coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) suggests its main causes are clowns' unpredictability, their illness-like makeup, and prior media exposure. by fotogneric
The awkward part is when your coulrophobia and coulrophilia get together, put on some Barry White, and make one hell of a neuron soup baby
cockknocker1 t1_j6wn2k5 wrote
Reply to comment by Kennyvee98 in Trees could reduce mortality from urban heat waves by a third by YoanB
But will it effect revenue?
n3w4cc01_1nt t1_j6x0rji wrote
Reply to Study shows that regular coffee drinking (2 to 3 cups per day) is associated with lower systolic blood pressure (SBP), peripheral pulse pressure (PP), aortic BP and aortic PP, but with similar arterial stiffness by giuliomagnifico
tl;dr drink green tea