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• Which countries have the most nuclear reactors?
• Electric vehicles: The 3 main factors holding back sales
• These satellite images show the Caspian Sea's shrinking coast line
• More than 100 CEOs and senior executives share an open letter for world leaders at COP27
• Sleeping less than 5 hours boosts risk of illness, plus other health stories you need to read this week
• How can the building materials sector tackle biodiversity loss?
• To create net-zero cities, we need to look hard at our older buildings
• Smart city planning must work for both private business and public citizens
• Here's why a little bit of exercise can improve your sleep quality
• These charts show how many Americans are turning to TikTok for news
• This chart shows global youth perspectives on climate change
• What is social prescribing in healthcare and why does it need more research?
• This chart explores UK's chronic loneliness during the pandemic
• Study: Four out of five cities faced 'significant climate hazards' this year
• Here's how the cost-of-living crisis is impacting people's health
• Cities are warming 29% faster than rural areas. Could urban greening  fix this?
• Inflation’s paradigm shift, explained
• NASA figured out how to weigh Greenland - now we know how much ice has been lost
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• World is in its 'first truly global energy crisis' – IEA's Birol
• Meet the Leader: 4 mindset shifts for better hiring in 2023 
• 7 leaders share how innovative thinking can tackle climate change
• 7 leaders share what's needed now for climate action ahead of COP27
• How 'aquapreneurs' can help solve the global water crisis
• Nuclear fusion and heat pumps: Here’s how to solve tomorrow’s winter heating woes
• Why inflation is one of Africa's most pressing challenges - and how to tackle it
• Here's how inflation is making Halloween more expensive
• Coronavirus pandemic curtails global oil production
• A psychiatrist explains how to deal with 'career milestone FOMO' when it seems like everyone you know is getting promoted
• How to make Web3 safer for users
• This chart shows the cities with the highest risk of a housing bubble
• Air fryers and pressure cookers: How you can save money on your cooking bills
• Remote workers are powering through and working while sick – and it's bad for them and their companies
• How African palm oil can boost livelihoods and protect forests
• Europe’s ‘green energy corridor’ plan: What you need to know about the global energy crisis this week
• 5 principles to secure the future of blue carbon
• Why looking after the ocean is not just a job for islanders
• Why does air pollution disproportionately affect minority ethnic groups?
• 3 ways CEOs can take sustainability programmes to the next level
• How AI can help us better prepare for climate migration
• Pollution is significantly reducing life expectancy in India – here's what needs to be done, say researchers
• How user experience and behavioural science can guide smart cybersecurity
• What a landmark ruling on abortion will mean for women in India
• How circular solutions can boost supply chain resilience and decarbonization
• Here's how healthcare can reduce its carbon footprint
• This mangrove reforestation project shows how technology can scale nature-based solutions
• Here's why the increasing demand for energy is a blind spot in the fight against climate change
• How artificial intelligence can help us prepare for climate adaptation
• Here's how we can track the carbon footprint of car batteries
• Here's how to create a circular system for the built environment
• How local hijab producers could make an economic impact in Indonesia
• Businesses with a clear purpose do better while also protecting people and planet. Here's how
• Great Unretirement: How to plan for people working longer
• How the shipping industry is sailing towards zero-emission targets
• Why financing Africa’s green energy transition should be the focus of COP27
• COP27: Why it matters and 5 key areas for action
• Here's what the world mined in 2021 in one infographic 
• Economics explained: What can we do about inequality?
• These charts show how the pandemic impacted the daily lives of US moms 
• Liquid smoke could protect plant health - new research explains how 
• 4 ways to control your time - and finish what's most important 
• Noise in the brain helps us think better - it could transform computing and climate modelling too
• What is 'firetech' and how can it help put out megafires? 
• Agribusiness innovation could improve global food security - here's how 
• Inflation tops the list of the world’s biggest worries but there’s plenty more on our minds, survey suggests
• Here’s what regulators will want boards to know about cybersecurity
• Why the world needs a common infrastructure for reporting climate targets
• Understanding the macroeconomic impact of cryptocurrency and stablecoin economics
• Labour squeeze: Is immigration the answer to widespread worker shortages?
• 'Woefully inadequate' climate pledges and other climate change stories you need to read this week
• 3 charts that show the state of Europe’s energy crisis right now
• True success at COP27 means addressing climate justice — here's how to do it
• UK inflation hits 40-year high and other economy stories you need to read this week
• How do you decarbonize real estate? An expert explains
• This entrepreneur is walking 25km a day for 153 days to help reverse his carbon footprint
• 5 ways to reduce your home energy bills
• Tracing commodities to source takes tech – and old-fashioned sleuthing
• Forest restoration is on the rise, but how we go about it is crucial
• Global Encryption Day: Cyber-securing your data with quantum-safe cryptography and confidential computing
• How can young leaders make an impact within their communities? 4 views
• What is real estate in the metaverse? An expert explains  
• What is the 'twin transition' - and why is it key to sustainable growth?
• The future of the office is changing: here’s how to improve the occupant experience
• Young Global Leaders: The alumni gathering 2022
• Here's how to shape the future of sustainable development in Japan
• How can real estate keep up with the changing workplace? An expert explains
• These are the top 5 most innovative countries in the European Union
• The space economy is booming. What benefits can it bring to Earth?
• 3 ways to protect your organization from identity-based cyber attacks
• 4 ways to protect your mental health on social media
• How a fully remote team of 30 manages to create a vibrant company culture
• For better learning outcomes, we must prioritize teacher well-being
• Inflation becomes the leading global concern in 2022
• 5 billion cell phones will become e-waste this year
• Your outer circle of contacts is more important for your career than you think
• Nigeria's worst floods in a decade have displaced over a million people
• Here's how global GDP has changed over the past 40 years
• Cybersecurity in the energy industry: Why working together across the value chain is vital for resilience
• What is impact valuation and how can it measure the business value of social and environmental efforts?
• Here's how we can heat, ventilate and cool buildings more efficiently
• 25 ways heavy industries can reach net zero - IEA report
• How can the real estate industry become more resilient? An expert explains
• This woman is running 200 marathons to help tackle the world’s water crisis
• How tackling wastewater can help corporations achieve climate goals 
• Beyond supply and demand: Addressing the multidimensional workforce gaps in cybersecurity
• How green services can enable circular economy in cities worldwide
• Home solar panel installations are soaring in the US. What’s driving the rise?
• Here's how much heating will cost US households this winter
• Local communities should be part of designing humanitarian AI
• 5 ways to make better business decisions – even when times are hard
• How can countries respond to the strong US dollar?
• Forests around the world could be cut down to make way for farming because of Russia's war on Ukraine. How bad could it get?
• This is how to make companies more agile and creative
• Alzheimer's disease: New research offers potential path to treatment
• These are the most used energy sources in Europe
• What is the future of work? 10 articles from the Forum on the working world
• 5 ways to find joy at work: Top leaders share strategies 
• Inflation affects women more than men. Civil society can help
• 6 charts that show the state of biodiversity and nature loss - and how we can go 'nature positive'
• How do you make housing affordable? An expert explains
• Ramping up Africa’s vaccine manufacturing capability is good for everyone. Here's why
• Scaling Restoration-Focused Value Chains
• Value-based healthcare payments are the future. Here's how to move from taxi to take-off
• This is how to avoid climate crises becoming the trigger for social unrest
• The global fight against polio is not over
• Resilient supply chains: Why every supplier counts
• 5 key points from the Financial Stability Board’s review of crypto assets
• Electricity use drops in Europe: What you need to know about the global energy crisis this week
• What is 'organizational silence' and how does it impact the workers?
• Climate crisis puts half of coral reefs at risk by 2035
• As inflation overtakes wages, Americans are working more for less
• Latin American economies are struggling as global financial conditions tighten
• Visualized: These are the Top US Universities
• How do we live with irreversible coastal erosion?
• Here's how banks can better support young people in developing countries
• China's pollution pledge, and other environment stories you need to read this week
• Gene therapy: How can poorer countries access the most expensive drugs in the world?
• AI in healthcare: India's trillion-dollar opportunity
• We need to start preparing for flood disasters now - here's why
• Corporate geopolitics: How boards navigate a complex and volatile world
• 5 leaders on how Latin America is driving sustainability across its value chains
• What is government debt - and how is it paid back?
• 4 ways to shore up South Asian coastal communities against climate change
• Supersonic and sustainable? How aviation plans to break the sound barrier - and its reliance on jet fuel
• 5 books to help you understand inflation
• Understanding the US 'AI Bill of Rights' - and how it can help keep AI Accountable
• 3 ways to ensure digital advertising in the metaverse works for all 
• World Food Day: What it is and why it's more important than ever 
• Recession warning from the IMF: What you need to know about the global economy this week
• 3 ways cities can promote new, greener mobility services
• Spain could be the latest to offer digital nomad visas: What you need to know about this growing trend
• Here's why algae-eating fish are key to saving coral reefs
• Here's how carbon dioxide can be used to make biodegradable plastics
• Ultrasound is changing the way kidney stones are treated. Here’s how
• New research could help identify those at risk of Alzheimer's disease
• 5 ways to reduce burnout in your workplace
• The magic of touch: How deafblind people taught us to ‘see’ the world differently during COVID
• How the US Inflation Reduction Act will impact the economy
• How Web3 internet design could lead to a more sustainable world
• These 17 innovative funds are mobilizing resources for people and planet
• Why making mental health care more accessible is particularly challenging in Japan
• What happens when the internet shuts down? 
• Here's how employers can make sure technology improves jobs
• Why cities are key to sustainable development in the Pacific Islands
• 4 ways to ensure Central Bank Digital Currencies promote financial inclusion
• Climate change is fuelling a global hunger crisis — innovation could be the answer
• Wolves and brown bear numbers are up in Europe, a new report shows
• Explainer: What exactly is freshwater and is there enough of it?
• What in the world is a Chief eXploration Officer? Tencent's David Wallerstein on why the world needs CXOs
• What is Parkinson's and how can it be treated? 
• Towards green, resilient, and inclusive agriculture development in Nepal
• Connecting the dots and bringing climate factors together could help build a more sustainable future
• We must engage adolescent girls in climate change solutions. Here's how we can
• ‘Wind and Solar Are Proving Themselves’: Renewables Met Rise in Electricity Demand During First Half of 2022
• This is the latest from the IMF on the global economy 
• This is how many Americans never use cash
• What drives ecosystems to instability?
• Testing how the latest climate models simulate global soil carbon
• 5 is the perfect number of projects to juggle. Here's why
• Forget quiet quitting. Do it loudly, says Arianna Huffington
• Open source data science: How to reduce bias in AI
• Do companies need bosses? Cooperatives and the social economy explained
• Long COVID is disabling millions of Americans. These are the top health stories you need to know about
• How Lighthouse factories use technology to build a resilient, sustainable future for manufacturing
• How vertical farms could boost food production in India
• This is what the future of logistics looks like
• US job growth rose again in September. Could it mean more interest rate hikes?
• Could a webcam-on policy violate human rights? A Dutch court thinks so
• These are some of the unexpected impacts of heatwaves
• How planting trees can help address inequality and improve health
• What is regenerative agriculture?
• Here's what you need to know about the global economy in 10 articles from the Forum
• How COP27 can help African nations bearing the brunt of climate change
• 6 ways the lives of girls are different today than they were a decade ago
• Here's how to scale up private climate finance in emerging economies
• Nobel economics prize: Insights into financial contagion changed how central banks react during a crisis
• What can this Brazilian state teach us about delivering an inclusive, equitable education?
• The diversity backlash is underway. Here’s how to resist it
• How 4 leading companies are tackling supply chain emissions
• Trade: 6 things to know about international trade this month
• We need a new, sustainable approach to change management
• Oil down on recession fears, France fuel shortages and more: What you need to know about the global energy crisis this week
• Explainer: What is neurodivergence? Here’s what you need to know
• Rewilding: letting nature do its own thing
• Managers are struggling. How can employers help them adapt and survive?
• This year's Nobel Prize in Literature went to Annie Ernaux. Who is she and what does she write about?
• 5 steps to reducing burnout at work
• This is the key for manufacturers to withstand future shocks
• This is what you need to know about India's plans for a digital rupee
• These AI and satellite mapping techniques are speeding up the process of disaster management
• These are the best universities in the world for 2023 – and the balance is shifting
• An ageing population needs a different approach to housing and care. This is how to provide it
• Governments need better data to guide green construction
• The $270 trillion climate fund gap and other environment stories you need to read this week
• How Singapore is developing trustworthy AI
• Schools need better ventilation systems not only for health reasons, but to boost academic performance
• World Mental Health Day: 4 recent reads from the Forum
• How windfall taxes could bolster efforts to reach net-zero
• How to transition to an era of smart heat pumps
• Ukraine's mental health crisis could impact generations to come. Here's how the country is responding
• America's smaller cities are embracing the knowledge economy and leading innovation
• Are you suffering from digital exhaustion? Microsoft survey finds tensions over remote work
• The impact of capitalism on poverty maybe isn’t what you assume
• Over half the global population can't afford a healthy diet
• US job openings drop by 1 million in a month. Could it help reduce inflation?
• Climate tipping points could lock in unstoppable changes to the planet – how close are they?
• How to make the most of your  university experience, according to experts
• Bond markets are slumping. It sends a key message about global debt levels
• The pace of US interest rate hikes is faster than at any time in recent history. Is this creating a risk of recession?
• Open data is a game changer for cities worldwide — here's how to use it best
• A fresh look at how to empower retail investors
• Gene therapy can make a real impact on global health but we need equitable access, say experts
• Why are young people not prepared for the jobs of the future?
• Here's how 10 of the largest economies are tackling inflation
• Disinformation is a growing crisis. Governments, business and individuals can help stem the tide
• 5 actions corporate boards can take to advance ESG
• Climate change made 2022’s northern-hemisphere droughts ‘at least 20 times’ more likely
• Fossil fuels: Is the world on track for moving past coal, oil and gas production?
• How ancient ice-age valleys could hold the key to global ice-sheet loss
• Why wellbeing and happiness hold the key to a healthy ageing society in Japan
• Nord Stream methane leaks are ‘world’s worst’ – what does it mean for climate change?
• Sanctioning a cryptocurrency protocol: What does that mean for Web3?
• 3 ways to help consumers make more sustainable choices
• Why is inflation so low in Japan?
• Small reactors could make nuclear energy big again. How do they work, and are they safe?
• Space lasers are helping researchers map the Amazon in 3D. Here's what they found
• Deforestation 101: Everything you need to know
• 5 big threats to rivers
• These smart contact lenses can monitor your eyes for signs of glaucoma. Here's how
• What are boomerang employees?
• Could smart wearable devices be an effective tool to help navigate the pandemic?
• Cost-of-living crisis: What can governments do to help people keep warm this winter?
• 3 strategies to leverage AI in the development sector
• Why doctors want medical guidelines to embrace the 'humility of uncertainty'
• 5 ways to plug the gaps in your digital security 
• How do temporary layoffs impact the US labour market?
• How summer schools boost STEM students
• Here's what US productivity growth looked like before and during the pandemic
• Small acts of kindness can make a big difference – here's why
• US jobs and Eurozone inflation: What you need to know about the global economy this week
• 5 things to do in your 20s and 30s to reduce your risk of preventable cancer
• Svante Pääbo won this year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine. What did his research uncover?
• The 2022 Physics Nobel winners untangled the spookiness of quantum mechanics
• Wildfire smoke in the US is affecting school children's ability to learn
• Here's how artificial intelligence is improving medical imaging
• 3 tips for how cities can be more entrepreneurial
• Scaling small technologies can hasten our climate action
• How do barrier islands work and why they are so important?
• Artificial intelligence image generators bring delight - and concern
• Medicine to Peace: These are the Nobel Prize winners in 2022
• Digital trust is a must-have for consumers. How can companies ensure they deliver?
• What is World Mental Health Day?
• We now have better predictions on sea-level rise as the Earth warms
• How jellyfish could inspire the next generation of soft robotics
• Ocean eddies play a key role in replenishing ocean nutrients. Here's how
• Remote work: 4 ways you can improve hybrid meetings
• Climate change is making hurricanes stronger. But it's unclear if it's resulting in more of them
• When sectors work together, crisis resilience becomes greater than the sum of its parts
• Nord Stream, Bangladesh's power blackout and emergency measures: What to know about the global energy crisis this week
• US consumers are spending more, despite rising inflation
• Pioneering the technology that could lead us to a waste-free world
• What is a satellite-connected smartphone – and how can it help bridge the digital divide?
• 3 reasons why the future of carbon capture looks promising
• Here’s how solar energy saved Europeans $29 billion this summer
• What is a wetland, and why are they so important?
• Employers in the US are cutting back on parental leave, survey shows
• The International Monetary Fund: What does the world’s ‘financial firefighter’ do?
• How to prepare for a new economic reality and protect the most vulnerable - experts explain
• Scaling solutions for humanitarian impact: The Humanitarian and Resilience Investing (HRI) approach
• 3 ways global youth is securing responsible AI
• How can India prepare its youth for the future of work? Here's what's needed now
• Air pollution: The lawsuits that are holding governments to account 
• How commercial flights in Europe are edging closer to pre-pandemic levels
• Hurricane Ian and other environment stories you need to read this week
• This is the winner of the Booker Prize 2022 - and the other 5 books on the shortlist
• Why ocean depth is key for how warming will affect marine life
• This company is using agricultural waste to make fuel. Here's how
• The 4 factors driving food price increases in Africa
• Here's how you can prevent burnout
• Want to build a great work culture? Then learn to prioritize the right things, says entrepreneur
• What happens when employees get a three-day weekend every month?
• Want to get better at managing up? These 4 tips can help  
• Global 'stilling': Is climate change slowing down the wind?
• Hurricane Ian made landfall as a category 4 storm. How many US hurricanes have been stronger?
• What is ‘dark data’ and how is it adding to all of our carbon footprints?
• What is hurricane storm surge, and why can it be so catastrophic?
• Busting global myths on hybrid work: here's how flexibility can help companies and employees thrive
• Gene therapy: Why we need to accelerate global access to the world’s most expensive drugs
• What’s new is old: how economic discontent triggered unrest in the past
• How cloud computing is helping close the health equity gap
• Sea level rise: Everything you need to know
• Global Lighthouse Network - Lighthouses Live 2022
• This is how solar panel recycling can be scaled up now
• Too many children are struggling to learn basic skills at school. This international plan aims to change things
• This is what it takes to ensure quality early childhood learning
• The renewable energy source Earth is forgetting about? Heat from volcanoes
• Wolves and brown bears are being reintroduced in Europe
• What climate adaptation technology looks like
• Guest post: A Met Office review of the UK’s record-breaking summer in 2022
• These factors predict who’ll live 2, 5, or 10 more years
• Expert highlights you're unlikely to get the flu by touching surfaces - your questions answered
• Here's how this scientist from the 19th century is still changing your life today
• Here's how AI is upholding integrity in chess
• Green transition: 3 myths about decarbonization debunked
• The European Union has cut greenhouse gas emissions in every sector - except this one
• What does the future of work look like? A round-up of our latest articles
• From Hurricane Fiona to Ian: How disaster-hit areas can get the power back on and build resilience for next time
• The world is at a point of significant economic danger, say experts
• Why investment in forest restoration is critical for Mexico’s future
• Japan has the lowest inflation of all major economies but will continue feeling the pressure. Here's why
• 5 ways to create team resilience in the era of hybrid work 
• Here's how different generations in the US spend their income 
• Scientists have uncovered how air pollution causes lung cancer
• Why we need to fix the world's freshwater algae problem
• Women now account for the majority of the college-educated labour force in the US
• Drones could make last-mile package deliveries greener
• How daytime EV charging could cut costs and help the electrcity grid
• Hurricanes: How can we make ourselves better prepared? 
• 4 reasons why we should all make friends from different generations
• Research into 1930s commuting in London shows how public transport boosts the labour market
• How to make electric vehicles more accessible for everyone
• Could solar geoengineering be the answer to slowing global warming?
• Hurricane Ian: Why it isn't as straightforward for older adults to evacuate and why it's crucial to check on older neighbours
• These are the photos of NASA crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid
• Beavers can help mitigate the effects of climate change. But how significant is their impact?
• New European Union cybersecurity proposal takes aim at cybercrime
• Energy, inflation crises risk pushing big economies into recession, OECD says
• The business of protecting biodiversity – and why it’s your business
• Dengue fever is in France, and more tropical diseases may be heading for Europe. This is why
• What are European countries doing to reduce the impact of rising energy prices on homes and businesses?
• Here's how to tailor employee benefits to a diverse workforce
• Will a transition to a hydrogen economy affect water security?
• Abuse of workers’ rights reached record highs in 2022. Where are things getting better and worse?
• What's the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) and why is it important for nature?
• Workers say they want even more well-being support now than during the pandemic. This is why
• Inflation, recession? What next for the global economy? Three experts dig into the latest Chief Economists Outlook
• How the German car industry became more sustainable and what to learn from it 
• What you need to know about the global economy this week
• Food and climate change - the vital, but often overlooked links between the two
• How a pioneering architect faced rejection - and used design to drive social change and sustainability
• AB InBev’s sustainability chief on building flexible, ‘future fit’ teams
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• Special Agenda Dialogue on the Future of the Global Economy
• Are economic headwinds blowing in the direction of a global recession? Chief economists answer 
• Ship collisions can kill whales – this technology is helping to stop them
• The benefits of 10,000 steps: The latest health and well-being news
• How can a nutritional ‘moonshot’ transform health?
• To feed the world, we need to waste less fish. Here's how
• Here's how companies can truly improve employee happiness
• How will the energy crisis affect you? Read the top stories of the week
• Africa's mobile internet speed remains far below the global average. The economic impact is huge
• Endangered elements are a big risk for the world – here’s why
• Looking back on America’s summer of heat, floods and climate change: Welcome to the new abnormal
• What we can learn about the future of digital assets regulation from recent US government reports
• Why digitalization and software are essential to the value chain
• Why post-pandemic leadership fatigue puts extreme pressure on the C-suite 
• How digitalization kept aid coming to flood-hit Pakistanis
• 11 climate leaders share their visions for saving the planet: Sustainable Development Impact Meetings
• How to boost local economic, health and conservation outcomes through outdoor recreation
• Climate tipping points and other environment stories you need to read this week
• 10 top takeaways from this week's Sustainable Development Impact Meetings
• This technology turns windows into solar panels, here’s how
• Africa is leading the way in solar power potential
• How can we solve the global water crisis?
• Why dialogue is an essential tool for peace, security and development
• This global fund could save millions from killer diseases
• NASA is planning to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid. Here's why
• Norway's massive sovereign-wealth fund sets net-zero goals
• Here's how automation and job creation can go hand in hand 
• 3 ways your business can build a community economy
• How firewood became the latest economic indicator 
• The Inflation Reduction Act offers much-needed certainty for climate start-ups
• Tackling disinformation - how can we combat the lies that go viral?
• Patagonia’s groundbreaking announcement proves small actions can create big impact
• Solar panels have come a long way. Recycling them has not - but that could change
• Dementia cases are expected to double in many countries over the next 30 years
• These are the challenges facing India's net-zero target
• How can workplaces effectively support mental health?
• Nightmares are a good predictor of future dementia. Here's why
• Why the quality of your sleep matters more than the duration
• The changing role of libraries, according to a professor for children and youth services
• How the advertising industry can drive demand for a low-carbon lifestyle
• These two start-ups are making farming more sustainable. Here’s how
• International Day of Sign Languages: how business can make a difference
• How has global warming fuelled extreme weather this year? 5 climate change stories to read this week
• Tax windfall fossil fuel profits and give the money to those hit hardest by climate crisis, UN chief says
• This map reveals clean energy jobs now outnumber fossil-fuel ones
• Explainer: How do you make solar panels?
• Renewable energy for healthcare facilities in sub-Saharan Africa requires innovative financing
• How can we deliver sustainable healthcare? 3 industry leaders lay out solutions 
• What does a post-growth economy look like? One social entrepreneur explains
• Tokyo wants to build a future-proof city. Here’s how
• What happens to an organization when it has no security culture?
• Inclusive digital infrastructure can help achieve the SDGs. Here's how
• How much progress is being made on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals?
• As COP27 approaches, where does a fractured world stand on climate change?
• The Great Lakes are awash in plastic. Can robots and drones help?
• Do top earners work more hours? It depends which country they live in
• The rollout of electric vehicle infrastructure is finally picking up pace. But many countries are still a long way behind 
• How to succeed at work? Try writing a ‘personal user guide’
• Quiet quitting: Companies need to learn lessons from it, not dismiss it as a Gen Z trend
• The IEA has identified 25 ways to boost clean energy technologies. What are they?
• 'Positive' climate tipping points are possible. What are they?
• Experts urge people to get flu vaccinations as they predict flu cases will rise as COVID-19 restriction are lifted
• COVID-19 variants: Will existing rapid antigen tests be able to detect new strains?
• Pockets of collaboration offer hope for tackling global challenges
• Discover how AI is being used to detect tuberculosis
• COP27 is a unique opportunity for emerging markets to shape global climate action – we must seize it
• Riding the lion of social entrepreneurship means knowing the terrain
• Opinion: Why crypto businesses need anti-money laundering regulations
• You've probably heard of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, but what are Scope 4 emissions?
• Syrian crops, US farming emissions and other environment stories you need to read this week
• The latest technology shaping the future of digital safety
• "What are 'Super-Earths' and could they be more habitable than Earth?"
• Cancer in the under 50s is rising globally – why?
• Here's how you can avoid conflict in discussions, according to a psychologist
• What lessons can we take from Christchurch in urban recovery and how will it help for the future?
• Here's how the food and energy crises are connected
• What are clinical trials and how do they work?
• What you need to know about the global economy this week
• Climate change: Adaptation vs mitigation - Insights from 4 leaders
• This is the next hurdle in the construction industry's race to net-zero
• Opinion: How to close the world's $1 trillion renewable energy gap
• In a world beset by challenges, here's why I have hope for my baby girl's future
• How multiple countries are working together to end plastic pollution by 2040
• Indonesia's coastal villages look to mangroves to combat flooding. Here's how it works
• The 4 climate change tipping points that scientists are preparing for
• Gen Zers are making their mark in the workplace – here are 4 things they expect
• Digital public infrastructure can help solve global challenges. This is how to implement it
• Why smallholder farmers are central to new food security interventions
• How agribusiness can tackle the food crisis - an expert explains
• Business leaders are tackling air pollution — for our health and the planet. Here's how
• We need to rethink how we manage our water systems — before it’s too late
• Modern slavery is increasing – 1 in every 150 people are victims
• These European countries spend the most on research and development
• How do Americans view policy proposals on transgender and gender identity issues?
• This chart shows the growth of India's economy
• Company given away to support the fight in saving our planet and tackle the climate crisis
• How much has the UK's cost of living risen this year? This chart shows you all you need to know
• Asking for help can help make people happier. Here's why
• 7 steps leaders can take to improve their prioritization skills
• Want to keep kids curious? Here are 5 key questions answered
• Climate change: How global warming fuelled extreme climate disasters in 2022
• Women are still being excluded from autism studies, but why?
• Cybersecurity: 5 ways to make your business more cyber secure
• Mental health: With 'end in sight' for the pandemic, what do employers need to know?
• Building food systems that are fit for purpose – five areas that need more attention
• It's time we prioritized menstrual health in Nigeria. Here's why
• 5 ways organizations can create sustainable workforces
• Is carbon trading the next step towards decarbonisation?
• Gender equality by 2030? Those countries making most progress offer lessons on what to change
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this week
• Businesses can play a key role in advancing health equity worldwide
• Reflections on the digital age: 7 improvements that brought about a decade of positive change
• Trade in 25 technologies can help climate action. What's needed to make it happen?
• Is blockchain the solution for failing global healthcare?
• Why decentralized finance is a leapfrog technology for the 1.1 billion people who are unbanked
• How can your car journey be more eco-friendly? 5 climate change stories to read this week
• Opinion: What governments can learn from schools to solve the global education crisis
• American households struggle as inflation continues - new survey
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