Environment How Our Climate Affects Our Personalities A new study examines the influence that the climate we live in has on shaping our personalities, and what that means in the time of climate change. Amanda Kolson Hurley
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Social Justice Five Studies: How Behavioral Science Can Help in International Development A New World Bank unit will incorporate behavioral science into third-world financing and public health. Dwyer Gunn
Environment Science Still Doesn’t Understand Video Games But even with odd experiments and disparate conclusions, researchers are edging closer to a more nuanced idea of how they change our behavior. Paul Bisceglio
Economics Meet the ‘Genius’ Whose Ideas About Behavioral Economics Could (Someday) Change Lives Caltech's Colin Camerer is a recent recipient of a MacArthur Foundation grant to continue his work as a leader of the emerging field of neuroeconomics. Jesse Singal
Environment Churnalism Sorts Original Journalism From Repackaged Press Releases The Sunlight Foundation is on to you. Nicholas Jackson