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Americans more tolerant of anti-democratic actions when their party controls the White House - The research indicates that both Democrats and Republicans show a tendency to support behaviors that erode democratic principles when their own party controls t

A new study reveals that Americans’ commitment to democratic norms might be weaker than previously assumed, as their willingness to accept actions that undermine these norms appears to depend significantly on whether their preferred political party is in power. The research, published in Public Opinion Quarterly, indicates that both Democrats and Republicans show a tendency to support behaviors that erode democratic principles when their own par…See the Story

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Americans more tolerant of anti-democratic actions when their party controls the White House - The research indicates that both Democrats and Republicans show a tendency to support behaviors that erode democratic principles when their own party controls t

Animal agriculture contributes up to 34% of global greenhouse gas emissions. A new study find that transitioning to plant-based diets could reduce emissions by 68% this century.

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Study finds animal-based products account for 60% of agriculture’s energy use globally but provide only 18% of consumed calories suggesting transition towards more efficient food systems could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve sustainabilit

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Large-scale experiment in Peru finds that providing financial education to high school students improved their financial autonomy, financial literacy and induced positive long-lasting changes in financial behaviour without impacting their academic scores

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