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Fragmented Forests Sequester Less Carbon

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By Andrew Chapman Verified
| AGU's Eos
When governments, nongovernmental organizations, or corporations clear forests, they often commit to net zero deforestation goals, meaning that they will plant an equivalent area of forest elsewhere to offset the effects of what they cut. But a new study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution suggests that larger forests absorb carbon more efficiently than an equivalent area of smaller forests.
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Mohendžodáro rostlo a zároveň se stávalo rovnostářštějším, ukazuje nová vědecká studie

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By Andrew Chapman Verified
| nationalgeographic.cz
Mohendžodáro, jedno z hlavních center Harappské civilizace v údolí Indu, bylo pečlivě naplánované město. Ulice se křížily v pravých úhlech, cihly měly všude stejné rozměry, kanalizace odváděla vodu od domů. Ty větší měly dokonce raný vnitřní vodovod. A přesto zůstává toto pečlivě uspořádané město plné záhad. Patří sem její písmo i způsob uspořádání společnosti. V dávném městě nedávno opět začaly vykopávky po několik desetiletí trvající přestávce, jak dokumentuje květnové vydání National Geographic.
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Did this ancient society thrive without elites?

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By Andrew Chapman Verified
| National Geographic Verified
Mohenjo Daro, one of the major centers of the Indus Valley—or Harappan—civilization, was scrupulously planned, featuring water drainage systems, organized city streets, and structures made of standardized bricks. Its similarly sized homes even had early indoor plumbing. But for all its meticulous organization, many things about this ancient metropolis—including its writing system and its social organization—remain mysterious.
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