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Also in this week's round-up: why lockdowns work and why more young COVID-19 sufferers are being hospitalized.
As COVID-19 has spread around the globe, conspiracy theories and fake news have gone viral on social media and news outlets. Here's how to avoid them.
Direct communication from scientists is crucial to understand and react to the coronavirus.
Also read about emotional warnings from Italy's COVID-19 outbreak and how Singapore successfully contained the virus.
As habits change, the impacts of the outbreak could have far-reaching effects on the media, sports and entertainment industries.
Government encourages tech companies to provide free access to smart-working, e-learning, data and publications to help Italians confined to home during coronavirus pandemic.
Also this week: what the media can and should do and why COVID-19 isn’t an outlier.
Video streaming is often painted as having a big carbon footprint, but drawing on data from the International Energy Agency, the carbon footprint of sites such as Netflix is actually rath...
Around the world, women represent one of the largest groups left out of the news media.
Also in this week's round-up: what is happening to Fukushima after nuclear meltdown and 5 charts that bust migration myths.
'Misbehaviour' is the true story of how the Women's Liberation Movement disrupted the 1970 Miss World competition.
South Korean film 'parasite' has become the first non-English language film to win the award for Best Picture. The film also won awards for Best Original Screenplay, Best International Fe...
At the Academy Awards guests will be served vegan food and plastic bottles have been banned, in a bid to reduce the award's carbon footprint and become more sustainable.
Also in this week's round-up: climate action, economic growth and meet the 2020 Crystal Award winners.
A new study from OVO Energy reveals that Britons send more than 64 million unnecessary emails per day. Sending one less email a day could reduce Britain's carbon output by 16,433 tonnes.
