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Men from wealthy countries are getting taller because their diet is rich in nitrogen and phosphorus

Mean male height in countries with a high level of GDP is 23 cm greater than in countries with a low level, a difference that has risen by 1.5 cm over the last 30 years. Thanks to a more varied diet rich in animal products, the annual nitrogen and phosphorus intake of people in wealthy countries is practically twice that of those in poor countries.

Countries Diet Fao @en Food Geu @en Gpd Height Intake Jordi sardans @en Josep peñuelas @en Man Men Nature scientific reports @es @en Nitrogen @en Phosphorus Poberty Richness

Empowerment of women will improve our ability to cope with global change

Ending perceptions of women and other disadvantaged groups simply as victims and instead empowering them as decision-makers in natural resource management are basic steps to deal with ecological crises more effectively. A new collection of studies addresses global environmental change from a feminist and interdisciplinary perspective.

Adaptation Ambio @en Climate change Federica ravera @en Feminism Gender Global change Inequalities Men Publication Resilience Resources Response Special issue Vulnerability Women