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David Tilman16.11.2025
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Religion & BeliefsPopular

Roman Attitudes Toward Nature

20min3481
The Romans loved their native soil; they were characteristically oriented toward the land. Earth, they firmly believed, was mother of all, and they called her mater terra. Never great seafarers, the Romans had found in their earlier history that the rich land of Italy met all their essential needs, and their attitudes toward nature reflect […]
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Dmitry Narinsky10.06.2025
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Architecture & UrbanismPopular

Dacha as an Anticity Concept

4min4504
Dacha is a unique phenomenon of Russian culture. This concept has entered into different languages ​​without translation, which only emphasizes its uniqueness. Dacha is a city dweller’s way of life outside the city or in the countryside. Dacha as a phenomenon appeared in Russia at the beginning of the 18th century, during the reign of […]
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Vladimir Morozov10.07.2024
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Economics & BusinessPopular

Nature on the Meter

1min20375
The true essence of globalists and their inclusive capitalism is increasingly being revealed through the mouths of their high-ranking apologists. If previously only globalists of the first (visible) line allowed themselves to speak as they are: Schwab, Attali, Gates, Charles III (Prince Charles), now the “second line” has also begun to speak out openly. So […]
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Sergey Stankevich26.09.2023
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Nature & EcologyPopular

The Future of Planet Earth

3min17678
The authoritative scientific journal Nature Geoscience published the results of many years of research by an international group of scientists about the future of planet Earth. Frankly speaking, there is little comfort. Statistics of changes in the Earth’s geosphere and biosphere were analyzed using a supercomputer and AI. Modeling has shown that in the next […]
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Mark Tasker23.06.2020
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Nature & Ecology

Kamakura: a Lightness of Being

3min18719
There is a scene near the end of Hirokazu Koreeda’s Shoplifters where the film’s ragtag band of outcasts decamp to the seaside. It is not explained which beach they visit, but it’s fair to speculate it is either Chiba, Izu or Shonan, the most popular areas for Tokyo’s daytrippers. It is the first-time we see […]
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