AI algorithms and end-to-end fire management systems are powerful tools for fighting fire. Global collaboration on such solutions could cut wildfire risk.
Arunima Sarkar, Sirin Altiok and Dr. Şebnem Güneş Söyler
May 18, 2022
Nearly 2,500 leaders from politics, business, civil society and media to participate in the unique spring Davos 2022.
Gayle Markovitz and Beatrice Di Caro
May 18, 2022
Bright young entrepreneurs and the funders and investors supporting them are driving collaborative action to increase the chance of a green, healthy future for the Sahel.
Rekia Foudel
May 18, 2022
From devastating droughts to first-ever rainfall, a new report from the World Meteorological Organization details last year’s record-breaking climate events.
Victoria Masterson
May 18, 2022
This bond market metric is in the headlines - but what exactly is the yield curve and can it really indicate whether or not we’re heading for a recession?
Emma Charlton
May 18, 2022
It's time for states to agree on anti-proliferation measures so that non-state actors cannot create very large numbers of arms by repurposing civilian products.
Stuart Russell
May 18, 2022
Energy security equals energy independence, and the key to that is greater electrification, digitization and zero-carbon energy.
Annette Clayton
May 18, 2022
A new study shows that nations most affected by climate change are least likely to receive public funding to study how to stop it.
Douglas Broom
May 18, 2022
Hiring platforms routinely screen out experienced candidates simply because they aren't college graduates, raising questions around prioritizing skills.
Jay Fitzgerald
May 18, 2022
New research shows that the stress signals we communicate using our bodies, face and hands play a key role in how we build and maintain social networks.
Jamie Whitehouse
May 18, 2022
Consumers across the world might now see information on packaging attempting to disclose a product's carbon footprint. Will this encourage greener choices?
Carey L. Biron
May 18, 2022
Following COVID-19, widespread calls have been made to ban the sale and consumption of wild meat. But would this really stop the spread of diseases?
Charlotte Milbank and Bhaskar Vira
May 18, 2022
The same advances in tech that have boosted our predictive capability have also made the task much more complex. To resolve this, we need a paradigm shift.
Igor Tulchinsky
May 18, 2022
Americans spent $7 billion on bicycles and accessories in 2020. But as COVID restrictions began to lift in late 2021, spending on bikes started to fall.
Felix Richter
May 18, 2022
