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Redistributing leftover lasagna had the lowest environmental impacts
How digital food-sharing platforms reduce environmental harm from restaurant surplus
Tree-ring data matched long-term plantation growth patterns
Tree rings reveal growth patterns as reliably as decades of field monitoring
Intelligent system supports multicriteria investment project optimization
Software system optimizes investment project planning using network models and multiple objectives
Selective incivility shapes identity and organizational identification
How workplace incivility shapes identity and belonging among skilled minority employees
Global AI governance centers on safety, human-centricity, and fairness
How AI governance documents construct consensus through contested meaning
Less is More! Visual Suppression for Bottom-up and Top-down Attention in Dynamic Environments
Using visual suppression to improve focus in dynamic virtual environments
Western Ukraine is presented as promising for agricultural development
Agricultural potential and development prospects in Western Ukraine
PbPc fiber laser produced stable femtosecond pulses and near-infrared supercontinuum
Organic compound generates stable ultrafast pulses for broadband infrared light production
Nature-inclusive urban development showed mixed social effects
How urban nature development affects longtime residents versus newcomers differently
Glacial meltwater and coccolithophore blooms look optically similar in fjords
Why satellite images cannot tell glacial meltwater from algal blooms in fjords
