Recorded lessons have been played on loudspeakers in six villages in the Western Indian state of Maharashtra. The children are taught in designated, socially distanced spots.
In Port-au-Prince and other Haitian cities, local groups have sprung up to fight the COVID-19 myths that have eroded trust in healthcare.
The Australian government has invested in a fund to increase capacity to deal with waste. Ten thousand jobs could be created by using the transition to a circular economy as part of the e...
Researchers have simulated how particles from tyre and brake wear, commonly referred to as 'road microplastics', could be carried by the wind to the ocean and remote regions.
The National Technical University of Athens has developed a camera that will enable public access to the ancient 'Acropolis of sea wrecks', using artificial intelligence to make sure it ...
Argentina is planning to send a satellite, with cutting-edge technology into space to monitor forests.
Nearly three-quarters of mothers in the UK have to cut their working hours in lockdown due to insufficient childcare options, according to a new survey.
Between the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and crashing oil prices, the fiscal space in Nigeria to fund basic education will contract significantly.
A study looks at how much global average temperatures will increase by in the long-term following a doubling of carbon dioxide concentrations.
New research develops the 'equilibrium climate sensitivity' – a measure of how much the world can be expected to warm for a doubling of CO2 above pre-industrial levels.
As the pandemic and extreme weather disrupt electricity supplies for Kenyans, alternative energy sources like solar power are providing sustainable options.
Scott A. Snyder, from Wharton and John Hope Bryant, CEO of Operation HOPE discuss, how businesses can create equal opportunities for minorities.
4 in 10 US adults have a pre-existing health condition that puts them more at risk of severe COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A survey by Deloitte with over 100 Chief Financial Officers from large British companies highlights a common pessimistic economic outlook for pandemic recovery.
The COVID-19 death toll in countries in East Asia, including Vietnam and Singapore, has been low compared to western nations. This could be why.
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