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• These genes could be the key to longer lifespans
• We taught an AI system to impersonate Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde – here’s what happened
• As young Africans push to be online, data cost stands in the way
• Here's how female entrepreneurs are helping farmers feed Latin America
• Five of the world’s tiniest robots
• Electric vehicles in South Africa: how to avoid making them the privilege of the few
• 5 things to know about the Fed’s biggest interest rate increase since 1994 and how it will affect you
• 4 experts on how leaders can best respond to a changing global landscape
• The war in Ukraine is triggering a re-evaluation of global systemic risk
• EU Digital Services Act: How it will make the internet safer for children
• 3D printing can help the construction industry become carbon-neutral. Here's how
• Violence against women is a shadow pandemic - we must take action to stop it
• Sustainability policies can worsen global inequalities. Here's what needs to change
• Our waste is valuable: how one company is creating a circular economy for plastics
• This is how to accelerate the move from coal to renewables in emerging markets
• Dementia is rising fast – 5 surprising ways to protect your brain 
• What has caused the global housing crisis - and how can we fix it?
• These 4 charts show the state of renewable energy in 2022
• 3 anti-corruption takeaways from the war in Ukraine
• The first African and Black winner of the 'Nobel prize for architecture' receives a hero's welcome
• Sri Lanka gives public-sector workers extra day off to grow food
• Why the global energy transition must be just and equitable
• Mumbai and the race to net-zero
• 3 ways to build a sustainable and digital Asia-Pacific
• From fireflies to fish, light pollution is damaging the environment – what can we do about it?
• These 3 smartphone apps are helping to reduce food waste around the globe. Here’s how
• Hyper-networked supply chains: how a collaborative way of working can benefit retailers
• Many business leaders meditate. It might be because it can help you make fewer mistakes
• These 10 steps can help universities tackle gender inequality
• This 'Space Bubble' shield could counter the effects of climate change by reflecting the sun's rays
• World Oceans Day photo competition winners showcase the wonders of our blue planet
• To prevent extinctions, world's protected areas must be larger and better connected - new study
• A former coal hub is aiming to become Britain's first net-zero city
• Cities are under strain as climate change drives a new wave of migration
• Why organizations need to focus on their employees' mental health 
• Why technology without regulation won't save the forest 
• California’s road map to net-zero can be a blueprint for other regions
• What is hyperinflation and should we be worried?
• What is the circular economy, and why does it matter that it is shrinking?
• Earth Overshoot Day. What is it and why do we need it?
• Experts flag 3 concerns with proposed SEC climate disclosure rule
• Australia has cut plastic waste on its beaches by almost 30% in 6 years. Here's how
• Here's how digitalization is helping to transform the creative industries
• Path to global deals bumpy as we are in a 'polycrisis', WTO chief warns
• Why one US city is dispatching mental health professionals, instead of the police, to low-risk situations
• Give this AI a few words of description and it produces a stunning image – but is it art?
• What does the global decline of the fertility rate look like?
• Explainer: What drives gasoline prices?
• Explainer: How gender inequality and climate change are interconnected
• 10 ways to decarbonize heavy industry
• Metaverse platforms face diversity, equity and inclusion challenges. Here's how to address them
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• VCs alone can not solve climate change. We need global and purpose-driven entrepreneurial ecosystems
• 4 ways to unlock value from demand measures for flexible and resilient energy systems
• This is everything you need to know about the Argan tree
• How businesses can help address non-recyclable plastic pollution
• 7 unusual foods you could be eating by 2050
• There’s a desperate need for housing, so why isn’t more being built?
• Radio Davos: catch up on the action from Davos 2022 with our podcasts
• New Zealand to price livestock burps and other environment stories you need to read this week
• What is AI? Top computer scientist Stuart Russell explains in this video interview
• Scaling up development finance can bring peace in fragile countries
• How cyber insurers can raise the game in cyber resilience
• Why sustainability is crucial for corporate strategy
• What is 'materials transition' and why is it critical for a net-zero future?
• How to make data-enabled healthcare a reality in Asia-Pacific
• Weathering the storm: 3 priorities to enhance resilience in transport
• Wild bears and bison are on the rise in Europe. What's behind the numbers?
• After millennia of agricultural expansion, the world has passed ‘peak agricultural land’
• How many children in the world are getting a proper education?
• Climate change is turning the Alps from white to green, study finds
• How urban isolation could make snakes more vulnerable to climate change
• Could humans become smaller in response to climate change?
• World has 42% chance of breaching 1.5 degrees if emissions stopped today
• Poisonous dust clouds threaten Salt Lake City as the Great Salt Lake continues to lose water
• Spain cracks down on food waste with supermarket fines and ‘doggy bags’ required at restaurants
• This map shows how many refugees are fleeing Ukraine
• Land or water: Which is home to more animals and plant life? 
• Flooding is on track to affect another 160 million people a year 
• Oceans are getting warmer - but what were their temperatures 100 years ago?
• What's the best place to put EV charging stations?
• The war in Ukraine is pushing countries short on food to famine
• Wetlands: The 'superheroes' of the natural world, here's why
• As the economy continues to deteriorate, what can struggling businesses do to survive?
• Technology is alienating people – and it’s not just those who are older
• Breaking, thinning and melting - Here's what Antarctica's glaciers are coming up against
• What is monkeypox and how does it spread?
• For conservation to truly work, we must view the natural world as more than just objects and resources
• COVID: six ways long-term smell loss can affect you
• How corporations can create an environmental justice policy
• Do decisive people make better decisions?
• What are nonpromotable tasks, and why are women doing so many of them?
• Addressing employee burnout: Are you solving the right problem?
• Here's why Africa could be part of the solution to global food insecurity
• Occidental's Vicki Hollub - the woman driving one of America’s top oil companies - on Meet the Leader
• How to innovate and avoid problem-solving traps: Philips' innovation chief Shez Partovi
• eToro’s Yoni Assia: How digital finance could bridge the next big wealth gap
• ESG talent is critical for advancing sustainability strategy
• Living on purpose: Finding personal and professional meaning in the pursuit of well-being
• Want to save the world’s coral reefs? Just listen to them, say scientists
• Bikes, veganism and tax - how one German city is helping the country reach net zero
• The defining myths about immigration in the US are all wrong, says Stanford economist
• 10 questions you need to ask before supporting a tree-planting campaign 
• 3 steps to embracing flexible automation
• Online dangers for children are rife. We must both pre-empt them and treat the consequences
• Here's why Indians are at high risk from extreme heat
• What is RegTech and what does it mean for policymakers? 
• Here is a six-step decision framework to include nature-based solutions in city-planning 
• Pfizer CEO on the COVID-19 vaccine effort and what’s next for the pandemic
• 6 things you didn't know about refugees and migration
• Steps cyber-resilient businesses must take now
• How e-bike deliveries can help city leaders cut congestion and emissions
• Can crypto become a leader in sustainability?
• World Bank slashes global growth forecast: Top economics stories to read this week
• China's transition bonds and other environment stories you need to read this week
• How investing in trade finance can be profitable and help SMEs thrive
• World Ocean Day: Why ocean health is key to global prosperity
• How climate change is causing an insurance crisis in Australia
• 3 ways work experience outsmarts formal education for professional development
• Landmark study shows the circular economy can halt biodiversity loss
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• Care about staff retention? Then change your management mindset - here's how
• 5 things you might not know about Switzerland’s presence at Davos 2022
• This Pacific island is protecting 100% of its ocean territory
• The unsanitary truth about period poverty – and what governments can do
• Here are 4 ways drones are benefitting society
• A new space-based invention will radically improve climate change forecasts - here’s how
• 3 actions to accelerate emerging market climate transition
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• How the US can cut its emissions in half by 2030
• Perfect lawns are far from perfect for wildlife. Cut your grass to different heights, this ecologist says
• Wages: Why are they not keeping up with inflation?
• 9 charts that show how inflation and the Ukraine war are impacting European consumers
• How to make clean, affordable energy available to everyone
• Augmented tech can change the way we live, but only with the right support and vision
• 'Journalism is under attack': Experts explain why it needs defending
• The map of food: why we need a world atlas of what we eat
• From Davos 2022 to Davos 2023: The six themes then that have set the agenda now
• Do we need bosses? This CEO says we need to rethink workplace structures for young people and our mental health
• How can we really achieve sustainability in the travel sector
• Is it time for the 4-day work week? Hear the discussion from Davos 2022
• 3 ways cities can improve digital trust in public spaces
• Explainer: What is World Environment Day?
• These low-cost sensors are helping Uganda tackle rising air pollution
• Financing net-zero: Can banks and investors help prevent climate catastrophe?
• Is globalization dead? Author and columnist Thomas Friedman in conversation at Davos 2022
• What's next for the global economy? Experts talk inflation, stagnation and (de-)globalisation at Davos 2022 
• Among numerous global challenges, hepatitis C is one we can beat through one final step
• 5 reasons a 4-day week could be the future of work
• The key to boosting economic recovery in Latin America
• Inflation: there’s a vital way to reduce it that everyone overlooks – raise productivity
• Greener cities could prevent thousands of deaths, new study shows
• What can we expect from the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season?
• Many prospective home buyers are now priced out in the US
• What is greywater?
• What is the metaverse, and who will run it? Meta's Nick Clegg talks to Radio Davos
• Lessons for a 'can do world' - Top leaders share what's needed after Davos
• Business leadership during crisis: Here's how to succeed
• How extended reality - or 'XR' - has transformed workforce training 
• Scrub up: why investing in hand hygiene saves lives and catalyzes economies
• 5 ways cities can cut their oil and gas use
• Plastic pollution: European farmland could be largest global reservoir of microplastics
• Children are making their families more eco-friendly. And brands are noticing
• At the edge of innovation: What can edge AI do for you?
• What I learned at Davos 2022 about the future of finance
• Preparing for Africa's growing global role
• COVID-19 is far from over. How can the private sector continue to help fight it?
• This is the future of work, according to experts at Davos 2022
• Tobacco harms health and the environment. Here's how can we stop it
• How to build an equitable ocean economy
• Asian elephants are ingesting large amounts of plastic from landfills in India
• Here's what one US county is doing to protect itself from floods
• Here's how water can be pulled out of thin air by using gel
• Meet the revolutionary robot that's shaped like pasta
• Davos 2022 - what just happened? 9 things to know
• India at Davos 2022: 5 highlights from the annual meeting
• These doctors are using boats to bring healthcare to a remote African archipelago
• As cases of mpox rise again, here's what you need to know
• Southeast Asia’s power generation has tripled in 20 years. But is it running out of energy options?
• Day 4 at Davos 2022 - your audio briefing
• The story of Day 3 at Davos 2022
• 'This is a war for our identity': Q&A with Ukraine's foreign minister
• 6 ways countries are driving health equity and access with virtual solutions
• Davos 2022: What next for global growth?
• First Movers Coalition: How investing in tech could save the climate
• Pfizer commits to providing patent-protected medicines in Africa
• Deadly heat wave in India and Pakistan was 30x more likely due to climate change, scientists say
• Q&A: How worried should we be about the impact of plastic on our health?
• This survivor gave a powerful message about sexual violence at Davos 2022
• How underwater robots are helping researchers monitor our oceans
• 3 ways technological innovation can help us meet climate goals
• From medicine drones to coral cleaners: 3 'jobs of the future' that are already here
• Cost of living: This chart shows how the price of products has risen in the US
• Degrowth – what's behind the economic theory and why does it matter right now?
• Ray Dalio: Understanding history - and where the next 'economic bite' might come from 
• Davos 2022: Microsoft's Satya Nadella on the metaverse, hybrid work and leaders' changing roles
• YouTube's Susan Wojcicki on the creator economy, competition, and staying ahead of misinformation 
• The story of Day 2 at Davos 2022
• Davos 2022: YouTube influencers Mark Vins and Nas Daily go behind the scenes at #wef22
• Davos 2022: Latin America's path to a resilient economic recovery
• Achieving climate goals and renewable targets first requires solving the storage conundrum
• The big fallacy in the backlash against ESG and stakeholder capitalism
• Safeguarding our planet and people: A call for climate action at Davos 2022 
• How Web3 will level the playing field and unlock income equality
• Geopolitical outlook at Davos 2022: 'War is not the answer' 
• Davos 2022: Special address by NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg
• This is how the EU plans to end its reliance on Russian energy
• How enthusiastic is your country about the rise of the metaverse?
• Digital twins: What are they and why do they matter?
• As NATO looks to expand, many may still wonder: how does it work?
• Are we heading for a global recession and if so how concerned should we be?
• Ursula von der Leyen's speech to Davos 2022 in full 
• Latin America's leaders have been tested by the global context – but their response could see better cooperation and regional integration
• Sánchez calls for European unity at Davos 2022 - says 'Spain will do its part'
• Empowering the next-generation manufacturing workforce through AR innovation
• How attention to data privacy will stabilize our financial markets
• Davos 2022: We are in the middle of the first global energy crisis. Here’s how we can fix it
• The story of Day 1 at Davos 2022
• Davos 2022: How to properly debate the future of democracy
• Davos 2022: How to bring nature-based solutions to our cities
• Kissinger: These are the main geopolitical challenges facing the world right now 
• What’s next for economic globalization?
• Davos 2022: Qatar says world must resolve all ‘forgotten or ignored’ conflicts
• Tough times ahead for the global economy, say experts
• What are the risks — and rewards — of new work models?
• Europe can replace its lost Russian energy supply with this surprising partner
• This is how heatwaves affect your body - and your mind
• Businesses must take action on geopolitical issues or risk losing public trust: Edelman
• How to avoid a global recession, according to the head of the IMF
• 3 ways companies can build joy in the workplace
• Davos 2022: President Zelenskyy on 'new precedents' and a call for global help 'as fast as possible'
• Davos 2022: What to read on Agenda
• Crypto crash: How the algorithmic stablecoin UST failed and what we can learn from it
• Finding common ground and collaborating for global recovery
• Climate and nature action – together in partnership for a better future
• These are the world's most in-demand professions
• How nutrition can improve societal resilience
• 3 ways to reimagine degrees to increase equity, access and job readiness
• What is a bear market? 
• What is mpox? A microbiologist explains
• Why diversity, equity and inclusion should be at the heart of economic recovery
• This is what 52,000 people think about the future of work
• Davos 2022: 4 leaders on the future of civic participation
• The global food system is in crisis, here's how we can stop a humanitarian disaster
• Digitalization is the key that can unlock net-zero for industry
• There is no better time for digital banking than now
• Bridging Southeast Asia's digital divide to drive financial inclusion
• 2 years of growth in the trillion trees movement
• How do we resolve interdependent global challenges in a fragmented world?
• What is the digital economy and how is it transforming business?
• Here's why countries must cooperate on carbon prices
• Exploitation to restoration. Here's how a community in Bangladesh saved its life-giving forest
• Why China is set to significantly overachieve its 2030 climate goals
• Marine protected areas: Just 0.3% of Atlantic ocean off the US coast is protected, study finds
• This new alliance is helping grow collaboration on international investment
• Public-private partnerships can improve rural healthcare in the digital age
• CFOs need to lead on corporate sustainability. Here's why
• 8 leaders at Davos 2022 explain how business can deliver on ESG promises
• Davos 2022 - what to expect from this meeting like no other, on Radio Davos
• Transforming high-emitting assets is hard, but private equity could help
• What's going on with the global economy? A chief economist's view
• These young leaders at Davos are fighting our societal divide 
• Is there a future for globalization? Business leaders discuss at Davos 2022
• How leaders at Davos 2022 can drive meaningful change
• Achim Steiner of UNDP on empathy, tech policy and the ‘power of one’
• As climate fears mount, people choose to relocate
• Reality check: How’s the transition to regenerative agriculture going?
• Do workers really need to fear robots? Not according to these charts
• Pollution is the ‘largest existential threat’ to humans, killing 9 million each year
• New research could lead to solar panels that work at night
• Modern farm vehicles heavier than dinosaurs can damage soil for decades, study finds
• How local banking can help champion decarbonization in emerging markets
• Here's how inflation has impacted the cost of your hamburger
• Microsoft reinvents the mouse for people with disabilities
• Nations must ‘act together, urgently and with solidarity’ to end the food insecurity crisis - UN
• Five ways to jump-start the renewable energy transition
• The motherhood penalty: How childcare and paternity leave can reduce the gender pay gap
• Day 2 at Davos 2022 - your morning briefing podcast
• 5 challenges to good work and how to overcome them
• How can we protect food systems against global shocks? Here's what business leaders say
• Davos 2022: 'Trust-based and action-oriented cooperation'
• Trading places: Can commodity companies become climate heroes?
• Voice Gems - Messages of Hope exhibition at Davos 2022 turns voices into gemstone sculptures
• How are companies accelerating their commitments to net-zero? 6 CEOs share their strategies
• When it comes to financial inclusion, we cannot afford to leave the vulnerable behind
• What's a 'living wage' and why's paying it good for business and workers?
• The biggest issues to discuss at Davos 2022? 5 experts explain
• To protect the ocean, leaders must get these 3 things right
• Action on clean hydrogen is needed to deliver net-zero by 2050. Here's how
• Davos 2022: Who's coming and everything else you need to know
• Innovative local solutions can create a green future for the Sahel
• Methane solutions offer down payment on our climate future
• This country is using taxis to jump-start its transition to electric vehicles
• Dementia: here's how the quality of your night’s sleep can affect symptoms the next day
• Here's how steel and cement could help turn climate change on its head
• Why we need more female voices while addressing humanitarian crises
• 8 climate change records the world smashed in 2021
• Global health: Partnering to Stop the World's Biggest Killer
• Tackling the climate crisis starts with consumer protection and empowerment
• 4 ways leaders can strengthen Europe's economic resilience
• GDP: What is it and why does it matter?
• UK inflation hits highest level on record: Top economics stories to read this week
• Digital solutions can reduce global emissions by up to 20%. Here’s how
• These innovations from China are improving resiliency and sustainability 
• Why collaboration through platforms is important for tackling the climate challenge
• Nuclear energy can be the turning point in the race to decarbonize
• 5 experts on how to advance global peace and stability in a new era of geopolitics 
• What is cultured meat and how is it made?
• Scientists grow plants in lunar soil for the first time
• Children’s physical activity hasn't bounced back to pre-pandemic levels, new UK research shows
• Children as young as 8 years old should be screened for anxiety, says US task force
• Restoring employee wellbeing for the new world of work
• The space renaissance is here. How can we ensure it gives lift-off to all?
• Davos 2022: Rebuilding global cooperation
• Which priorities should a global plastic pollution treaty focus on? 5 leaders weigh in
• 7 experts explain why it's important to pay fairer wages and how to do it
• Sustainability is on the move. Let's keep it on the right track
• Kickstarting Gen Z’s entry to the labour market
• Why energy storage and recycling go hand in hand
• These charts show where climate tech money is going - and where it isn't
• Emerging Asia faces a post-COVID inequality trap. Here's how to avoid it
• Beyond pledges: Inclusive partnerships to move towards climate resilience
• AI’s trolley problem can lead us to surprising conclusions
• Food for thought: Globalization’s role in ending world hunger
• Is Your Board an ESG Leader or Follower?
• 5 reasons why the G20 needs a sustainable blue economy
• Why shared principles and collective action are the building blocks of a sustainable, global economy
• Spotlight on vaccines: COVID-19 vaccinations for children and new vaccines in development
• Staying global: three steps to navigating disruption
• Post-trade evolution means looking to the digital financial assets of tomorrow
• Why refugees need a better chance at professional development
• Ahmad Joudeh: the ballet dancer who faced down Al Qaeda to become the voice of stateless refugees
• How can companies become future-ready? 8 CEOs explain
• US wildfires threaten nearly 80 million properties as climate risks grow
• 3 essentials to make climate action stick
• What is a global forest transition and can it be achieved in our lifetime?
• ‘Not just a science’: Vanderbilt University’s new major offers a new way to study climate change
• Persistent drought is gripping over half of the US
• Shocks, international trade, and diversification: Lessons from the pandemic
• Cars still dominate the American commute
• Has COVID-19's bicycle boom reached its peak?
• Here's how growing plants on the Moon could benefit Earth
• New study shows that communicating your stress may make you more likeable
• Here's how to boost digital safety now and in the future
• Discover our #wef22 filter: Face The Future
• Human-caused climate crisis is driving ‘ocean memory’ loss, scientists say
• How will consumers respond to carbon footprint labels?
• Market crash: What does the future hold for cryptocurrency?
• Vegetarian, vegan, or flexitarian - which one are you?
• Global chip shortages: Why supplies must be prioritized for  healthcare capabilities 
• Explainer: What is a yield curve and why does it matter right now?
• Here are three priorities to accelerate the decarbonization of industries
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• Meaningful participation: Addressing systemic issues needs collaboration from the bottom up
• Working together to reach net zero: How to transform manufacturing and value chains
• Digital technologies can make the real world more livable and sustainable. Here's how
• Project Last Mile: How forming unlikely partnerships can have a positive impact
• The circular economy: how it can lead us on a path to real change
• How the wind industry can weather the storm of rising costs
• 7 leaders at Davos 2022 on securing sustainable, resilient supply chains, despite global shocks
• 3 ways we can collaborate better for a stronger circular economy
• Why are millennials better at saving than their parents?
• What is the Consumer Price Index and why is it important?
• What is ‘global debt’ - and how high is it now?
• 10 ways to cut oil use and help tackle the global energy crisis
• Care economy: an opportunity to create jobs and close the gender gap
• Rethinking buildings is a climate imperative: Here’s what to focus on
• We can't create shared value without data. Here's why
• How we reach zero-carbon energy independence
• Scuba divers remove more than 25,000 pounds of debris from Lake Tahoe
• More than 75% of the world could face drought by 2050, UN report warns
• Renewable energy is expected to make a record rise in 2022
• Here's why one city in Finland is turning to its sewers to achieve net zero
• Electric scooters for nurses speed up healthcare in Indian mining hub
• People are quitting jobs they just started. Here’s what managers can do
• Why hiring platforms could be limiting the number of well-suited job applicants
• Get the reporting right and sustainability will follow
• Deserts are getting hotter and bigger. Protecting the 'biocrust' can prevent them spreading 
• F1's Vettel questions his gas-guzzling job and other environment stories you need to read this week
• The book character gender gap: AI finds more men in fiction than women
• Advanced manufacturing: 3 priorities for industry and government leaders
• How leaders can accelerate the world's sustainable recovery
• Towards resilience and sustainability: Travel and tourism development recovery
• Why ESG reporting needs to balance ‘purpose with profit’ for real impact
• Digital Inclusion Navigator: A platform to help bridge digital divide for billions
• This is how New Zealand is planning to tackle rising sea levels
• This is why the US dollar is a potent sanctions weapon… for now
• Davos 2022: What role will 'ASEAN' play in a shifting geopolitical landscape?
• Investing in education could add $2.54 trillion to the global economy: 'Playful learning' is key
• Access to healthcare: Why we need to prioritize women and girls
• The costly flip side of India becoming an important wheat exporter
• California condors return to northern redwoods after a 100-year absence
• Reading to improve language skills? Focus on fiction rather than non-fiction
• Here's how one ancient crop is helping to fight India's water and food crisis
• Electric car supplies are running out. What does it mean for net-zero targets?
• This simple change can help to improve your mental health, says study
• People value feedback more than you realize
• Dubai has the 'world's largest' vertical farm - is this the future of agriculture?
• Experiential learning and VR will reshape the future of education
• In Latin America, public-private partnerships support a gender-inclusive recovery
• How one bank is digitalizing financial inclusion in Indonesia
• Brazilians are adopting digital payments faster than anyone else —  what lessons can we learn?
• How businesses are taking the lead to get the world to net-zero
• How businesses can step up for human rights during this global crisis
• Why are food prices near an all-time high?
• Measles 'a global threat': What is it and why are cases soaring now?
• Social entrepreneurs have the power to boost reuse. Here’s how
• Food prices: Why are they increasing and when will they go back down?
• This groundbreaking tattoo can indicate your blood oxygen levels
• How to build resilience in emerging economies? Support small businesses
• Feel the metaverse with your bare hands – using ultrasonic waves
• What is the future of work for persons with disabilities?
• Can banning wild meat reduce the spread of disease? Experts discuss
• Global warming: Earth has 50% chance of exceeding 1.5 degrees Celsius in next 5 years, scientists say
• Scientists uncover how sunscreen chemicals become toxic to corals
• Global debt has risen to dangerous levels. Here’s what needs to be done
• The world could reach 1.5°C of warming in just 5 years, reveals WMO
• These 4 start-ups are finding new ways to make the most of clean energy sources
• These solar panels can work at night, or get their power from rain
• Crypto assets lose $800 billion: Top economics stories to read this week
• How business can hardwire change to deliver on racial justice
• Why defining and securing systemically important critical infrastructure is so vital
• 5 ways to secure a more sustainable, safer future for every child
• 'Now or never' – how technology and collaboration can accelerate decarbonization
• The energy transition in a post-war world
• The public sector must accelerate digital transformation – or risk losing sovereignty and trust
• How can collaboration meet society’s expectation of inclusive growth?
• Cost of living crisis: 1 in 4 people in the developed world are struggling, poll shows
• Africa's motorbike taxis are going electric - saving money and cutting emissions
• There are reasons girls don’t study physics – and they don’t include not liking maths
• Portugal set to start up Europe's largest floating solar park
• What will work life in the metaverse look like?
• How can the world overcome the biggest global commodity shock in decades?
• Gen Z and the end of work as we know it
• This bus network in Pakistan is empowering women. Here's how
• Here’s how the war in Ukraine is impacting world trade and investment
• Californian cow burps have been detected by satellites. Here's why that matters
• Companies need to confront a new and rapidly emerging climate challenge: Home offices
• Are we doing enough to prevent future pandemics?
• How the space renaissance could save our planet
• Why LGBTQ representation should be a priority for business and media
• Why businesses are choosing to fly on Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• AI can deliver better healthcare for all. Here’s how.
• Redefining profit: How ESG reporting signals a shift towards a revised ‘social contract’
• 3 ways to improve education for working adults and fix the skills gap
• How can hybrid working drive diversity and productivity?
• Could electrofuels help power a greener future?
• Investing in women and diverse entrepreneurs to boost the post-pandemic recovery
• See your climate blind spots
• From climate change to conflict: Why global food prices are reaching record levels
• Climate disasters are pushing Bangladeshi children out of the school system
• 3 ways to fix global trade and drive economic recovery
• How does job matching improve productivity in the workplace?
• Why electric cars are getting pricier even as batteries get cheaper
• Wind turbines are being used to grow coral reefs
• Africa faces new shock as Ukraine war raises food and fuel costs
• NASA climate scientist awarded 2022 World Food Prize
• What have been the most extreme heatwaves in history?
• Green spaces can reduce the risk of dementia in middle-aged women. This is why
• COVID-19: Why are there so many new Omicron sub-variants?
• Mapped: The world’s population density by latitude
• Why the circular economy is the business opportunity of our time
• Every country has its own digital laws. How can we get data flowing freely between them?
• Tired all the time? Here’s a formula for the perfect night’s sleep
• How clinical development can tackle Africa's unique health needs
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• How to reinvent supply chains in a new global economic order
• How capital markets can help shape a post-pandemic recovery
• Insider threats: how the 'Great Resignation’ is impacting data security
• Rewiring the financial system to double down on the energy transition
• How data, digital platforms and collaboration can create systemic resilience
• The purpose-driven workforce: Attracting and developing talent to technology's highest calling
• How we can transform healthcare by moving from pipeline to platform
• Why businesses must care about sustainable land use – and actions they can take to protect it
• How China’s efforts are advancing global development
• Digital resilience: Building the economies of tomorrow on a foundation of cybersecurity
• Why a global skills passport can lead us towards a trust economy
• One more reason to act fast on climate: economics
• Why investing in technology for frontline workers benefits everyone
• Who will govern the metaverse?
• Leading with purpose to address talent scarcity
• Why organizations need to nurture youth leadership – and how to do it
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