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- 1Exeter researchers say engagement quality matters more than screen time●University of Exeter: Focus on social media engagement – not just screen time – essential to help protect mental health.
University of Exeter researchers argue that protecting mental health requires looking beyond screen time to how people actually engage on social media. Their research finds links between social media use and depressive or anxiety symptoms depend not only on how often or how long people are online, but on the nature of that engagement.
- 2WWF report warns of shrinking window to save nature●World must seize shrinking window to save nature as wildlife decline continues, warns major WWF report
A major WWF report warns that wildlife populations continue to decline and says the world must act within a narrowing window to halt the loss of nature. The findings, highlighted by the University of Exeter, point to mounting pressure on ecosystems and urge governments to treat biodiversity protection as urgent. Conservationists say the report adds weight to calls for stronger international commitments on habitat protection and restoration.