David Campbell

Oct 30, 2024 | rmit.edu.au | David Campbell

The false claims followed a study published in the journal Nature Cities in January 2024 whose findings and authors have been misrepresented. The study analysed the carbon footprints of 73 urban agriculture (UA) sites in five countries. It then calculated the climate change impacts per serving of produce and compared the results to those for conventional agriculture products.

Oct 29, 2024 | cityfarmer.info | David Campbell |Michael Levenston

A recent study that examined the greenhouse gas intensity of urban agriculture recommended ways to reduce the climate impacts of home farming but did not suggest banning it. The WEF did not fund the study or have any involvement in itBy David CampbellRMIT AustraliaOct 30, 2024Excerpt:The claim: The World Economic Forum has demanded a ban on people growing food in their gardens, based on the results of a study it funded. Our verdict: False.

Oct 26, 2024 | scholarsarchive.byu.edu | David Campbell |David B. Magleby |Stan TaYlor |Brigham Young

Keywordsfederal government, political socialization, Utah, Alberta, childrenCollegeFamily, Home, and Social SciencesDepartmentPolitical ScienceAbstractIn the 1960s and 1950s, there was a flurry of research into children’s political socialization6what children know, and feel, about their political system and leaders and when they come to know, and feel, it.

Jul 10, 2024 | corporatevision-news.com | David Campbell |Molly Stills

By David Campbell, Brand Rebellion PartnerA peculiar trend has emerged in the world of remote work, one that has employers scratching their heads and clutching their proverbial tails: the ‘mouse shuffle’. This phenomenon, where remote employees feign productivity by constantly moving their mouse or appearing online, is causing ripples of concern across workplace environments.

Mar 19, 2024 | counselling-directory.org.uk | David Campbell

As a counsellor, I have witnessed firsthand the profound impact that our dietary choices can have on our mental well-being. In this second instalment of my series on eating and eating disorders, we'll delve into the often-overlooked relationship between junk food consumption and mental health. Recent studies have shed light on the startling connections between our food choices and our emotional state, making it crucial for us to understand and address this issue.