Is climate denialism dead?
Simply denying that there’s a solvable problem has become increasingly untenable as global climate change-related catastrophes accumulate.
John Letzing
August 15, 2022
Simply denying that there’s a solvable problem has become increasingly untenable as global climate change-related catastrophes accumulate.
John Letzing
August 15, 2022
Women working in the gig economy are paid far less than men for similar work, according to a US study.
Simon Read
August 15, 2022
Top stories: COVID-19 restrictions continue across China; Face mask rules return in Delhi; Long COVID risk in children, even if virus didn't make them ill.
Joe Myers
August 15, 2022
Top environment stories: Firefighters control 'monster blaze' in France; European space chief warns about climate risks; wildfires put carbon offsets in doubt.
Kate Whiting
August 15, 2022
McKinsey talent leaders Bryan Hancock and Bill Schaninger speak with senior expert Phil Kirschner about the office space of the future.
Bryan Hancock, Phil Kirschner and Bill Schaninger
August 15, 2022
The Global Bicycle Cities Index 2022 analyzed 90 cities to determine the world's most bicycle-friendly cities, with the Dutch city of Utrecht in first place.
Anna Fleck
August 15, 2022
The Arctic has warmed four times faster than the rest of the world in the past 43 years, a new study shows. It is now 3°C warmer on average than in 1980.
Jonathan Bamber
August 15, 2022
Green spaces in cities provides space for community, wildlife and are vital in the fight against global warming - here are the greenest cities in Europe.
Anna Fleck
August 15, 2022
Influencing people to make a certain decision can be a challenging task, even for experienced leaders, writes a Wharton professor. Here are his top tips.
G. Richard Shell
August 15, 2022
The Post Office has seen a record level of cash withdrawals, rising by almost 8% month-on-month, as people are opting to use cash to manage their budgets.
Farouq Suleiman
August 15, 2022
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.
Amanda Shendruk
August 15, 2022
Electric vehicles are on a roll, steel is ‘code red’ - a new tracking tool shows where the gaps are as the world tries to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Victoria Masterson
August 15, 2022
75% of all people will be covered by data privacy regulations by 2024, enterprises must ensure that they have dedicated privacy practices in place for this.
Michael Hughes
August 15, 2022
Millions of children have been forced to migrate by climate change. The UN now has a set of 9 principles to help protect children displaced in this way.
Stephen Hall
August 15, 2022