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… by Mike Cumings for YaleNews . https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/study-poverty-not-trauma-affects-cognitive-func… Oct 24, …

… acknowledge that India’s small-scale farmers are highly unlikely to increase their landholdings to reach the …

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… article written by Ruth Lee appeared in the Yale Daily News on November 9: Professor of political science James … Raj Chetty, who created a database that identifies regions of the United States with high chances of remaining … they think they’re up to,” then social science runs the risk of becoming inauthentic and “behind people’s backs.” …

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… its mitigation in a warming world ( view video ). “If increased conflict is a consequence of a warming climate then … theorized as more vulnerable to the effects of warming on increased conflict, whereas higher income areas tend to … findings have particularly significant implications for regions with traditionally low variations in temperature, …