Increasing renewable energy capacity demands a concomitant increase in transmission and distribution networks – and the Lone Star State is a case in point.
Plastic pollution cannot be solved by individuals – it demands wide and systemic change. It's time for a global treaty to address this issue at source.
A new initiative hopes to make climate change education a part of Mexico's national curriculum - and to turn children into climate educators as a result.
Youth movements need to embrace a more mature form of activism, distinct from the popularized puritanism that traditionally dictates the behaviour of young change-makers.
COVID-induced difficulties attached to fundraising are having various implications on the start-up scene.
How Palestinian businesses can use the demand for online shopping and delivery services driven by the restrictions of COVID-19 to grow the e-commerce market.
The uptick in takeaways is generating a mountain of plastic waste. Here's how restaurants can help nudge us out of our plastic cutlery habit
Ahead of World Refugee Day, Young Global Leaders and Global Shapers discussed how to support refugees and asylum seekers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business schools train the very talent required to steward a more inclusive economy. Here's how they must change.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, African higher education institutions are rethinking their approach to shifting to digital teaching platforms.
In addition to the mental and physical disruptions to our everyday life, the COVID-19 pandemic has catapulted us into a new paradigm of work from which we may never, nor want to, return.
Children in underserved communities in Nigeria are being left behind as they are not prepared to adapt or transition to new methods of learning.
Young people around the world are developing new and innovative technologies to help in the fight against COVID-19. Here are five of them.
The tools of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, from Big Data to AI, combined with the right leadership have helped many countries respond to COVID-19.
Loss of a normal routine and essential services are among things making life under coronavirus lockdown even more isolating for those with intellectual disabilities.
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