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Whoosh. Whoosh. Whoosh. That is the sound of the 92-metre blades high above where 45 Harvard students visiting Esbjerg are standing during a January storm. ”The sound of green … |
https://maritime-professionals.com/the-sound-of-the-green-transition/
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FreightWaves Classics is sponsored by Old Dominion Freight Line — Helping the World Keep Promises....
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The Harvard Study of Adult Development has been following the lives of hundreds of Americans for 84 years. Robert Waldinger, the organization’s director, is now sharing what he’s learned about happiness and health from it, as reported by The Guardian.
Mind-body ConnectionsThe researchers didn’t really believe it when data from the world’s longest-running study on happiness began to suggest that having close relationships kept people healthier and happier in the...
https://mfame.guru/let-regret-go-heres-how-to-live-a-happy-life/