Amanda Shendruk is a visual journalist on the Things team. She is an award-winning reporter who explores narrative at the intersections of code, data and design. She has worked at the Guardian (UK), at Maclean's Magazine (Canada) and at the Council on Foreign Relations (New York).
A new study has estimated the environmental impact of 57,000 grocery store items in a new database, as researchers pave the way for eco labels on food.
Bucking 2020's trend of mass redundancies and layoffs, online retailer Amazon has added 427,300 new employees to its company this year, increasing its total workforce to 1.2 million.
From hurricanes to coastal flooding, climate change will force millions of people around the world to reconsider where they live - but where will they go?
亚洲国家在国际学生能力评估计划（PISA）最新的全球15岁学生测试中拔得头筹，中国和新加坡分列第一和第二
The OECD’s latest global test of 15-year-olds in math, science, and reading revealed that Asian countries excel in education, with China and Singapore ranked first and second, respectively.
67 book lists have been mined to compile the ultimate summer reading list.
Notre Dame is one of the world’s great works of architecture but as it burned yesterday, some of its most famous treasures were at risk.
The Earth is experiencing some of the warmest days on record and 2018 is expected see the fourth hottest summer ever observed.
