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World Ocean Day: Young Global Leaders outline what we need to do to protect the high seas
On this year's World Ocean Day, Young Global Leaders outline how we can better protect our seas – for the benefit for the planet and those who rely on it.
James Forsyth
June 7, 2023
How nutrient-rich seafood could help feed millions - without overfishing
Efforts are underway to encourage governments to end overfishing while ensuring people benefit from seafood's health benefits.
Rupert Howes
June 7, 2023
Preserving forests means business thinking beyond its own value chain
The current incentives structure is failing to protect the world's forests, which are crucial to climate mitigation. Companies must start investing in the bigger picture
Luiz Fernando do Amaral and Giulia Carbone
June 7, 2023
New meningitis vaccine brings hope, plus the other health stories you need to know about
Top health news from the past fortnight: new meningitis vaccine brings hope; New Zealand unveils curbs on vaping; new hope in cancer detection and diagnosis.
Shyam Bishen
June 7, 2023
This UK start-up has launched a seaweed farm to tackle climate change
Our ocean is under threat. But nature-based solutions, such as seaweed farms capturing carbon, can help to tackle climate change and restore biodiversity.
Kate Whiting
June 7, 2023
Protected areas store as much carbon as fossil fuels emit per year, study finds
A new study has found that protected areas store as much carbon as fossil fuels emit per year and thus play a vital role in mitigating climate change.
Sean Mowbray
June 7, 2023
El Niño weather patterns could impact global food production. Here's how
In Asia, El Niño could lead to crop failures, food shortages, and forest fires. However, in the US, it could help alleviate severe drought in the Southwest.
Naveen Thukral
June 7, 2023
Future of banking: 5 trends reshaping a sector in turmoil
The banking sector must navigate inflationary pressures, rapid normalization of monetary policies and growing fragmentation after a disruptive few years.
Manuela Stefania Fulga and Lutfey Siddiqi
June 7, 2023
How pesticides and fertilizers have resulted in loss of 500 million birds
Other factors that are contributing to the decline of bird populations include climate change, changes in forest cover, and urbanisation. This is how to respond.
Richard Gregory
June 7, 2023
Blue economy: how business leaders and scientists are improving ocean health
The blue economy is rising. Learn how innovative global businesses are working together to protect, restore and support the ocean and the blue economy.
June 7, 2023
6 internet habits that can compromise your cybersecurity
The internet has become an essential part of our lives, but bad habits can leave you and your data vulnerable. Here's how experts suggest you can protect yourself from cybercrime.
Check Point
June 6, 2023
How new approaches to fashion, architecture and more can drive climate action
New regenerative approaches to what we eat, wear and build can reduce emissions and restore natural resources. Here's the impact they can have on climate action.
Liam McCann
June 6, 2023
Rice is both a victim and a villain in terms of the climate crisis. Here’s why
Rice, a staple crop for more than half the world, is poised for global shortages. Here's how its production is impacted by the climate crisis and what must be done next.
Charlotte Edmond
June 6, 2023
How a global tech company put gender equity at the heart of its business and why that paid off
The global economy has greater potential to thrive if women participate. Mastercard outlines three lessons learned from its own gender equity initiatives.
Timothy Murphy and Tanya Southerland
June 6, 2023