Report on the Academic Paper: “Little Evidence That Nonmonogamous Family Structures Are Detrimental to Children’s Well-Being in Mpimbwe, Tanzania” Academic Background In traditional Western perspectives, nuclear family structures (comprising parents and children) are often considered the cornerstone of children’s well-being. Non-nuclear family stru...

Synthesis of Evidence Yields High Social Cost of Carbon Due to Structural Model Variation and Uncertainties Academic Background Climate change is one of the most severe challenges facing the world today, with profound impacts on the economy, society, and the environment. To quantify the economic costs of climate change, the academic community has p...

How Removing Aquatic Vegetation Can Help Rural Households Escape Poverty-Disease Traps Academic Background In low- and middle-income countries, rural populations face relatively high infectious disease prevalence and low agricultural productivity, which together result in low incomes, creating a poverty-disease trap. This trap reinforces poverty an...

Archaeological Evidence Reveals the Continuity of Ice Age Rituals Among Australian Indigenous Peoples Research Background This study aims to explore the possibility of tracing traditional rituals in Indigenous societies through archaeological means. In societies without written records, ethnographic knowledge spanning more than a few hundred years ...

Research Report: Causal Effects of Mental Well-being on Healthy Aging Research Background With the significant increase in average life expectancy, aging issues have become increasingly prominent. Challenges such as comorbidity, disability, and the overall social stability of healthcare services and finances have become more severe. Achieving healt...