Thijs Niks made a web applet for calculating high-speed rail network ridership estimates. This is based on the gravity model that I’ve used to construct estimates. The applet lets one add gra…| Pedestrian Observations
David Schleicher has a proposal for how Congress can speed up infrastructure construction and reduce costs for megaprojects. Writing about what further research needs to be done, he distinguishes reasons from explanations. I have argued that many of the stories we tell about infrastructure costs involve explanations but not reasons. There are plenty of explanations […]| Pedestrian Observations
The greenhouse gases emitted by the production of concrete, called embodied carbon, are occasionally used as a green-NIMBY argument against building new things. A Berlin Green spokesperson coauthored a study opposing U-Bahn construction on the grounds that the concrete used in construction would raise emissions. More recently, I’ve seen American opponents of transit-oriented development in […]| Pedestrian Observations
Where do Americans spend the most on professional lawn care? Read Cities Where Lawn Care Services Cost the Most Green in 2025. The post Cities Where Lawn Care Services Cost the Most Green in 2025 💰 appeared first on Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love.| Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love
What does beer taste like? That depends on the beer. A barrel-aged stout isn’t going to have a lot in common with an Italian pilsner, and neither of those will much resemble a Kriek lambic. Still, scientists are learning more and more about how the brain processes flavor with each passing year; we shouldn’t be […] The post Are You a “Strong” Beer Lover or a “Mellow” Imbiber? appeared first on InsideHook.| InsideHook
Which U.S. cities boast ideal conditions for grilling a steak? Discover 2025’s Best Cities for a Meaty Cookout.| Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love
Where can dendrophiles get their fix in an urban setting? Discover 2025’s Top Cities for Tree Huggers. The post Urban Forests: 2025’s Top Cities for Tree Huggers appeared first on Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love.| Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love
Where in America are high water bills from lawn irrigation draining consumers’ wallets? Read 2025’s Most Expensive Cities for Watering Your Lawn. The post 2025’s Most Expensive Cities for Watering Your Lawn appeared first on Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love.| Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love
Discover what the future of SEO could look like in 10 years, based on expert insights and survey research into trends shaping the industry.| InBound Blogging
Dogs have been known to learn hundred of words. So how smart are dogs? And how can you nurture that brilliant brain of his?| American Kennel Club
As much data as we possess on what ads were successful, we rarely know why. Eye-tracking studies can provide that missing piece of the puzzle.| PPC Hero
A new paper from the United Nations Population Fund has revealed that many people want more children but can't due to cost.| Futurism
I have been circulating abstracts of newly-published scientific papers on radio frequency and other non-ionizing electromagnetic fields (EMF) monthly since 2016. The complete collection contains more than 2000 abstracts with links to these papers. Several hundred EMF scientists around the world receive these updates.| Electromagnetic Radiation Safety
Robot lawn mowers are mowing into the future of lawn care, but what do homeowners think about owning one? Explore our Robot Lawn Mower Survey.| Lawn Care Blog | Lawn Love
New Yorkers know how to complain, and we have good reasons to. Between waiting in subway stations that reach 112° to spending exorbitant portions of our income on rent, it’s always easy to find something to rag on. However, most New Yorkers can take comfort in knowing our tap water is safe to drink. The […] The post New York City Drinking Water Supply and Quality Report Release appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
15th March, 2025 If you’ve made compost from materials outside your garden, and nothing has grown in it, the problem could well be due to a hidden herbicide. While most traditional herbicides do break down in compost, there’s a new breed of herbicide which is far slower to do so. Contaminated manure has caused headaches […] The post Herbicide Contamination in Compost: Risks, Research, Solutions appeared first on Compost Magazine.| Compost Magazine
Can people with schizophrenia live a normal life? Find out how some manage to live with the disorder and still stay productive.| Adelphi Psych Medicine Clinic
The Art of the Endgame: My Journeys in the Magical World of Endgame Studies| British Chess News
Rural residents comprise approximately 15% of the United States population. They face challenges in accessing and using a health care system that is not structured to meet their unique needs. It is important to understand rural residents’ perceptions of health and experiences interacting with the health care system to identify gaps in care.| Biosciences Initiative
Discover the cheapest cities to live in the world on a budget of $1,000, $1,500, and $2,000 to enjoy a great quality of life for cheap| A BROTHER ABROAD
Discover 63+ new digital nomad statistics on the 35 million digital nomads globally and the $787 billion DN market in our ground breaking new study| A BROTHER ABROAD
The future might belong to two wheels instead of four.| Discerning Cyclist
If you've ever worried about the possible long-term effects of being on Testosterone, you can relax because science has your back.| TransGuys.com
A very difficult mate in 1 move composed by Yosha Iglesias.| Yosha Chess
Coming soon| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
Coming soon| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
Coming soon| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
MESA-MIND is brain health focused ancillary study to The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis.| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) is an observational study involving more than 6,000 men and women from six communities in the United States. The MESA is sponsored by the National...| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
A study of risk factors for cardiovascular disease in adults 65 years or older. The CHS is sponsored by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) of the National Institutes of Health...| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
The PHAR is supported by the Pulmonary Hypertension Association| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
The KPMP is supported by the The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)| Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
Asymptomatic transmission is the basis of masks, distancing and general hysteria. For this reason it is important to understand the fallacy of this paranoia and senseless fear. | Planet Lockdown Documentary Film
Gain a competitive edge with our Instagram benchmarks for 2024. Discover key insights and trends and optimize your presence on the platform.| Socialinsider Blog: Social media marketing insights and industry tips
