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Cassie Werber writes about renewable energy, politics and society, management and the arts for Quartz.

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Burnout is making us worse at our jobs, according to the WHO

Workplace burnout is a serious issue. So much so that the WHO has officially recognized it for the first time, outlining the three main components of the issue.

Education, Gender and Work

The six biggest military budgets in Europe are controlled by women

Women now control the biggest defense budgets in Europe.

Workforce and Employment

This is the strange paradox that stops women from applying for jobs

A LinkedIn study found that men and women view roughly the same number of jobs as each other, but women were 16% less likely to apply for a job they had viewed.

Why you can’t solve the gender pay gap by focusing on pay

Progress towards closing the gender pay gap remains slow, but AI might be a solution to the age-old issue.

Workforce and Employment

Why the four-day work week is good news for gender equality

Some companies are moving towards a four-day week in order to combat tiredness and burnout, but it could also be a big win for gender equality.

Technological Transformation

These are the 5 most impactful jobs in AI, research finds

From architects to ethicists, AI is changing the future of work. KPMG believe these will be the most desired and essential in the future.

Men are likely to be healthier in countries with high gender equality

A report from the World Health Organization has linked gender equality and men's health.

The surprising hit to mother's self-esteem? Their children

A new study in the Netherlands suggests some new parents struggle to maintain their own identity.

The decoupling of emissions and growth is underway. These 5 charts show how

These 5 charts explore the decoupling of emissions and growth.

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Why is this one of the most perplexing problems in energy production?

Cassie Werber looks at one of the energy industry's big challenges.

Environment and Natural Resource Security

How Europe fell behind China on funding clean energy

In the past five years, China has become the top investor in renewable energy, far outstripping the European Union, the former market leader.

Environment and Natural Resource Security

The global economy grew last year, carbon emissions didn't. What's going on?

International Energy Agency data shows that in 2014 and 2015 the global economy grew, while emissions didn't.

Future of Economic Progress

98% of women in Somalia have undergone female genital mutilation

According to Unicef the practice of female genital mutilation is more widespread, and affects many more women and girls than previously thought.

Future of Energy

How this simple solar innovation saves lives

This simple piece of equipment makes contaminated water safe to drink.

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Has Africa become a testing ground for new renewable tech?

Sunlight is a widely available resource across most of Africa making the continent a potential area for trialing new renewable technology.

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