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• Why digitalization is our best shot at saving the planet
• Here’s how data science can help solve global crises
• Return on Climate and Environment: a new ROCE metric for the next 2,000 years
• AI Procurement in a Box: Lessons in best practice from Brazil
• How business leaders can leverage trust to drive positive change
• China's sea levels, emperor penguins and other environment stories you need to read this week
• How Africa’s free trade area is an opportunity for recovery and development
• Why artificial intelligence is vital in the race to meet the SDGs
• A six-step guide to decarbonizing your supply chain 
• COVID-19 has equipped us with a toolbox to tackle future pandemics
• How innovative financing can help protect the black rhino population
• 5 strategies to navigate the shifting frontiers of the energy transition
• What are microgrids – and how can they help with power cuts?
• Why we need to regulate non-state use of arms
• Here’s why hybrid working means more stress for women
• How digitalization is accelerating the growth of MSMEs in Indonesia
• Why women’s rights must be at the heart of crisis response
• 5 traits of the workforce of the future
• 12 new breakthroughs in the fight against cancer
• How is the growing plastic waste problem impacting America?
• US Fed makes biggest interest rate hike in 22 years: Top economics stories to read this week
• Why India's clean energy future lies with green hydrogen – not blue
• The energy we don’t use: How to realize the benefits of the greenest, most affordable energy
• Day 3 at Davos 2022 - your morning briefing
• Funding social entrepreneurs: why it's time to think local
• 5 ways governments can unlock a more social economy
• What's happening at Davos 2022 Day 1? Today's Radio Davos podcast
• Why collaboration is key for a sustainable world
• What is the relationship between abortion access and women's economic freedom?
• Let's put food where it belongs - at the centre
• The myth of flexibility for women in the workplace
• A sustainable path to lasting recovery for Small Island Developing States lies in the ocean and the building of a robust blue economy
• How digital tech can turbo-charge the social economy
• Nearly 3 billion people are offline: Here's a step towards bridging the digital divide
• Science helped us climb out of the pandemic. Now it can energize society
• 17 ways technology could change the world by 2027
• This is how to counter the global digital divide
• Millions of India’s smallholder farmers could soon access carbon credits — that’s good for them and the planet
• How to build an economically viable, inclusive and safe metaverse
• 9 business leaders reveal how to prioritize stakeholder needs while pursuing growth
• This is why we’ll probably have to work longer than our parents did
• How digitalization of industries can empower humanity
• Record-breaking heat wave strains ‘limits of human survivability’ in India and Pakistan
• Climate crisis is speeding the water cycle, satellite data reveals
• How a plastic-eating enzyme could inspire a truly circular economy
• 6 key insights into accelerating the energy transition
• From drones to data: New innovations are supporting Africa's health systems
• Charging for wasted water helps more Kenyan farmers get a fair share
• How AI can help the world fight wildfires
• Six misunderstood concepts about diversity in the workplace and why they matter
• Fed hopes for ‘soft landing’ for the US economy, but history suggests it won’t be able to prevent a recession
• Sleep: Here’s how much you really need for optimal cognition and wellbeing – new research
• Droughts could increase migration by at least 200%, says new study
• The ocean can satisfy the global demand for meat, here's how
• How social innovators are inspiring change at Davos
• There’s a way to create 300 million jobs and boost equality
• Davos 2022: A key milestone in a pivotal year for nature action
• Three ways to reduce geopolitical risks in the global food system
• Why all leaders must centre ‘hope’ in crisis messaging
• The world needs a new social contract. Here's why
• 7 sustainable finance challenges to fix global inequality
• Air pollution is killing millions — it’s time to hold ourselves accountable for the harm it causes
• How startups drive economic recovery while growing responsibly
• 3 key digital drivers for SMEs in the Gulf
• How industrial data can help unleash productivity, innovation and sustainability
• Global health: 4 reasons to be optimistic despite current challenges
• We spoke to 12 small business leaders about the keys to their success – this is what they told us
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• From Lagos to D.C., these young activists are fighting air pollution — this is their journey
• Surprise' Malaysian flood highlights climate crisis - how can we reduce the risk?
• Breeding larger goats is helping Zimbabwe's drought-hit farmers. Here's how
• This is how COVID-19 has changed consumption habits for men and women
• How to ensure emerging markets benefit from the clean energy revolution
• ‘No Mow May’ Movement Seeks to Provide Food for Hungry Bees
• How public and private leaders can build a social economy by working with impactful businesses 
• How the metaverse can be a force for good in an uncertain world
• Can you legally own things in the metaverse? Here's what a law professor says
• As the planet continues to warm, how can we survive a heatwave?
• World's first NFT museum in Seattle aims to 'pull back the curtain' on blockchain art
• How has the pandemic affected children's screen time?
• Global coal plant capacity increases despite global pledges
• Ten game changers for a cleaner, fairer world
• How data and tech can help combat illegal fishing
• How to disrupt cybercrime networks
• How to better manage disruption with responsible value chains 
• These US cities are producing the most solar energy
• How digitalisation and the metaverse are revolutionizing the retail industry
• 9 ways for Europeans to cut energy bills and help Ukraine
• Why we must solve today's digital challenges before creating tomorrow's metaverse
• Will the battle for space happen on the ground?
• Why mobility matters when it comes to social inclusion
• How to safeguard the internet after the war in Ukraine 
• When it comes to CBDCs, we need public-private cooperation
• Here's how to reap benefits of the 'digitalization in banking' trend
• Why net zero without a ‘just transition’ is not an option
• Biosolutions: A clear path to fighting climate change
• Why is inflation so high and will it stay that way? An economist explains
• How can development agencies learn to thrive in a multi-crisis world?
• Sustainability is our roadmap to security, stability, and progress
• How playful learning helps children develop social and emotional skills
• Digitalization is the key that can unlock net-zero for industry 
• We need to make the metaverse safe for everyone. Here's how
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• Can cryptocurrencies become friendlier to people and planet?
• 3 areas sustainable construction can help build a greener future
• How South Africa’s recent floods compel climate action
• As economists warn of a recession, what lies ahead for the US economy?
• Cities are poised to reinvent public-private collaborations, but they need help
• Climate change ‘already’ raising risk of virus spread between mammals
• This is how effective vaccines have been against major diseases in America
• Here's how COVID-19 fiscal support has affected our spending behaviour
• A new device can make drinking water from seawater at the push of a button
• The plugging of old oil and gas wells is creating green jobs in the US. Here's how
• Coal-powered electricity reached an all-time high in 2021 - here's what you need to know
• 2 experts explain how to help teens reduce their emotional distress
• Businesses are contributing to the Paris Agreement for nature. Here’s how
• This is what the world’s first floating city will look like
• Ukraine, inflation and pandemics: the big issues in a changed world, according to historian Adam Tooze
• 47 million people in the world are on the edge of famine. What can be done?
• How to avoid a 'sand crisis' - and other environment stories you need to read this week
• Mental health, inequality and trust: What we learned from the COVID-19 pandemic
• Here’s how transport apps have highlighted the gender imbalance in the transport sector
• Over-50s are resigning en masse – new research explains who and why
• Why we need to globalize locally-led climate resilience
• Art, dogs and music – here’s how they can help patients recover from illness
• US public continues to view grades, test scores as top factors in college admissions
• Gender gap persists at all levels of leadership in US universities, report finds
• These countries have the best work-life balance
• How hard could climate change hit the global economy, and where would suffer most?
• Can the world's forgotten food crises weather the war?
• When incumbents breed unicorns: Building new businesses as the next wave of growth
• How changing demand and supply for energy can help tackle climate change
• A digital silver bullet for the world: digitalization
• Embedding ESG metrics: a time for companies to stand up and be counted
• Can science help us understand populism, from 'malignant manicheism' to Marine Le Pen?
• The world’s first airport for flying cars and drones has just landed
• Why we need global cooperation on decarbonizing cities and real estate
• Averting an African food crisis in the wake of the Ukraine war
• From smallpox to the common cold: A brief history of vaccines
• Going digital is making food banks better at what they do. Here’s how
• Which countries spend the most time on social media?
• How old are the world's oldest people?
• The market for smart home devices is expected to boom over the next 5 years
• Prostate cancer linked to bacteria, raising hope of new test and treatment
• Exercising while sick won’t help you get over a cold faster – but it may prevent your next one
• US heading for recession? The economics stories to read this week
• How investors are overcoming systemic risks and setting the pace for others to follow
• 5 ways to cut oil and gas use through clean transportation
• Mental health: How COVID-19 affected students in the US
• This chart shows how reading for pleasure is declining in the US
• This is how COVID-19 hit youth employment in Europe - and how it can recover
• The biggest threats to children’s mental health, according to parents
• Humanity on 'spiral of self-destruction' as disasters rise, UN warns
• Cold showers boost immune systems and increase energy levels, study shows
• How can recycled 'green metals' help the EU achieve it's net-zero pledge?
• How can we adjust to the unpredictable nature of renewable energy?
• This is how the war in Ukraine could affect Europe's clean energy transition
• Why ESG must include health equity
• Can brands make reusable packaging more attractive than single-use plastic? NFTs could be the answer
• What type of sleeper are you? The latest health and wellbeing news
• Can you truly spot a lie? This new fake news study may surprise you
• How ports can be transformed into energy hubs of the future
• Why a meat tax is addressing the wrong problem
• Ukrainians with disabilities are being left behind. It's time for concerted humanitarian action
• The time is now for arts and culture to unite us
• Here's how Japan is embracing the concept of well-being
• These 3 charts show the impact of war in Ukraine on global trade
• A tourist's paradise? Here's how Costa Rica has balanced biodiversity with accessibility
• China is trying to delay its retirement age. Here's why
• This planet-friendly diet is helping Americans to beat inflation
• Which European countries have the most digital skills?
• A nun built a hydroelectric plant that's providing free power to a town in Africa. Here’s how
• Ukraine’s economy will shrink by almost half this year, says World Bank
• Most of the world's ocean is unprotected. This is why that needs to change
• Circular economy is key to accelerating net-zero transportation. Here's how
• These world-changing universities are making the most impact on society
• Climate crisis and big agriculture threaten insects worldwide
• Fewer American people are middle class than 50 years ago. What has happened? 
• This chart shows the impact rising urbanization will have on the world
• These companies are helping to kick-start demand for clean fuels in transport and industry
• Could we soon be seeing the end of 9-5?
• Are you an early riser or a night owl?
• What's the current state of air pollution in the US?
• Earth Day: Four ways to safeguard investments in nature
• San Francisco ferry becomes world's first to run on hydrogen fuel cells
• Arctic doorstops: Why ice shelves are essential for reducing rising sea levels
• New York’s Central Park is now a central hub to study climate change
• Earth Day 2022: 3 amazing projects that are tackling climate change with trees
• From fiction bans to wartime books: The history of libraries and how they’ve shaped us
• How can hybrid work models prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion?
• Here's how Germany is bridging its growing skills gap
• Earth Day: How can new technologies help reduce our energy use?
• 'Champion' Sir David Attenborough – and other environment stories you need to read this week
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• 'Agile governance' could redesign policy on data protection. Here's why that matters
• Tourism is not just about travel, it's also about peace
• Why least developed countries are switching to 'services-based' economies
• Earth Day: Why we need diverse decision-makers to progress climate negotiations
• "People want to travel": 4 sector leaders say that tourism will change and grow
• Stocks on Mars and savings accounts on Venus? How to accelerate female economic empowerment
• What is the link between climate change and insect biodiversity loss?
• These are the 10 fastest sinking cities in the world
• Why Sri Lanka is facing one of its worst economic crises
• CEOs and top leaders share advice for grads and the tips they'd give themselves
• ‘I didn't want to be a problem, I wanted to be a solution.’ Meet the man teaching first aid skills to Ukrainians
• How to make active aging an integral part of economic growth in China
• The consequences of the war in Ukraine will be far-reaching 
• How can the water sector become renewable and circular?
• How did one European country free itself from Russian gas?
• Machine learning can help protect urban water. Here's how
• It's not just climate change driving natural disaster losses
• This is why India's heatwaves are getting hotter
• A major shipping line is refusing to export the West's plastic waste. Here's why it matters
• Less salt, more taste. Here's how electronic chopsticks can improve our health
• 12 best ways to get cars out of cities – ranked by new research
• Russia's war in Ukraine will slow economic growth and increase inflation, says IMF
• How much will it cost Europe to switch to clean energy by 2050?
• Global music sales hit a new record in 2021 thanks to the rapid growth of streaming
• IMF cuts global growth forecast: The economic stories to read this week
• Three imperatives for businesses to mitigate risks and thrive in an uncertain world
• The key skills needed to build diversity, equality, inclusion and belonging in the workplace
• Earth Day: What is it, when is it and why is it important?
• Here's why globalization is here to stay
• Here's why you should be networking online
• These strategies will limit the impact of private debt on the global economic recovery
• Which passenger cars pollute the most?
• The digital revolution is leaving poorer kids behind
• Which US state generates the most wind power? There's a clear winner 
• Is the way you think biased? Here are 3 common mistakes to watch out for
• Earth Day: How 'circular design' can lower carbon emissions
• How can investors help us get to net-zero? By supporting start-ups with a purpose
• Corporate reporting is evolving: The boardroom approach to ESG is driving change from the top
• 2 charts that show the sharp rise in food prices
• Want to see real change in the world? These seven books will inspire you
• How company boards can be a vanguard for climate action
• Five ‘Monday morning priorities’ for private equity investors looking to progress on sustainability
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• Community batteries are helping neighbours in Australia share energy – here’s how
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• Making the metaverse mainstream is about the user experience. Here's why
• Asia's megacities are using sensors to detect high-polluting vehicles
• Climate crisis made 2020 Atlantic hurricanes as much as 11% wetter, study finds
• Can you achieve energy independence with solar? Here’s what to know
• AI: This is why the developing world is far behind – and that’s a problem for all of us
• What is Omicron XE Variant and is there cause for concern?
• Why it's time to accept that our work and home lives are closely interlinked
• Retailers use psychology to influence your buying decisions, here's how
• The metaverse is coming. Here are 4 things businesses can expect
• Germany's giant floating solar plant - and other environment stories to read this week
• What is information warfare and how pervasive is it?
• These countries are paying people to move to the countryside
• These young, global leaders are building a sustainable and inclusive future
• As inflation accelerates in the US, so does the probability of a recession
• We need to reinvent work to reduce the gender gap. Here's how
• How hybrid work is revolutionizing our office spaces
• As California considers a four-day workweek, experts ask if it's a good idea
• Ocean warming drove 10% rise in 'extreme' rainfall from Atlantic hurricanes in 2020
• Here's how the Russian invasion has impacted Ukraine crop exports
• Sponges in Tasmania’s ‘twilight zone’ are bleaching for first time after marine heatwaves
• What we should be considering for circular building design
• How to get past despair to take powerful action on climate change
• Why tackling climate change needs true 'nature-positive' solutions
• This could be a simple solution to loneliness, according to scientists
• This chart shows how much Ukraine and Russia export to the world
• Is the environment or economy a bigger priority? A view from the US
• Malaria and agriculture are linked. Here's the evidence from 16 African countries 
• Bird flu is killing millions of chickens and turkeys across the US
• Why justice must prevail as the world transitions to clean energy
• 3 leadership practices for social cohesion in a divided world
• Trade forecast down, food prices up: the economic stories to read this week
• How harnessing the power of SMEs and mid-sized companies can shape the future of sustainability
• Artificial empathy: the upgrade AI needs to speak to consumers
• Is there a link between COVID-19 and diabetes?
• What type of sleeper are you? Scientists have identified 16 categories
• Better transport can bring African countries closer together and support their economies
• A ticking clock: Are our health systems prepared to address the impacts of climate change?
• This breakthrough could protect your good gut bacteria from antibiotics
• The age of diagnosis for depression is getting lower. Here's why
• Students will soon be entering the metaverse in Eastern Caribbean national colleges
• How the education sector should respond to COVID-19, according to these leading experts
• How to get involved this Earth Day
• World’s largest wildlife crossing will soon stretch across California’s Highway 101
• Oceans and marine wildlife could be key to storing carbon emissions
• This German firm is building a floating solar plant on a quarry lake
• Privacy concerns loom large as governments respond to crypto  
• What COVID-19 taught us about collaboration – 7 lessons from the frontline
• This is how road safety affects your quality of life
• More than half of Americans in their 40s are ‘sandwiched’ between an aging parent and their own children
• Plant-based grocery sales outpace total food sales by 3 times in US, study finds
• Only 1.7% of Africans expected to live in extreme poverty by 2065, experts predict
• Climate change-related losses are driving the migration of farmers in Iraq
• Mumbai heatwave is jeopardizing the livelihoods of 40,000 female fish sellers
• Zinc is critical for the low-carbon economy. Here's why
• The 200-year history of mankind's energy transitions
• This Congolese city is transforming its plastic problem into an asset
• 9 youth-led innovations that are protecting the planet
• 10 ways to go beyond a crisis response to migration
• What is 'Industry 4.0' and what will it mean for developing countries?
• An Airbus powered by cooking oil: Is sustainable aviation fuel the future of aviation?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• How electrifying buildings can tackle emissions and improve public health
• What does the dawn of quantum computing mean for blockchain?
• 6 lessons on how to lead in times of uncertainty
• This is how wheat shortages are creating a food security risk
• Investors predict US recession in 2023 - here are the facts
• This is how Africa is reducing its child mortality rate
• Debt is climbing again in low-income countries. What needs to change to reduce it?
• Only one developed country does not have guaranteed paid maternity leave
• Can telemedicine replace in-person mental health appointments?
• Neuropsychologist explains the 'cognitive price' of mental health conditions
• Meet the 5,000 new viruses just discovered in the ocean. One might be very important
• How young innovators can solve youth mental health challenges
• Why education must take a quantum leap
• Wind and solar generated 10% of global electricity in 2021 - a world first
• 5 things companies and staff need to learn about hybrid work
• From robotic dogs to magnetic slime: 9 ways robots are helping humans
• How China is decarbonizing the electricity supply for aluminium
• 9 must-read stories about our planet
• 5 ways your business can support children in Ukraine
• Should deep-sea minerals be part of battery supply chains?
• How companies can 'walk the talk' on pressing social issues
• How patents influence access to vaccines 
• Economic inequality has deepened during the pandemic. That doesn’t mean it can’t be fixed
• First Movers Coalition: how to create demand for clean technology in hard-to-abate sectors
• Solutions to the climate crisis will come from the multitudes
• What do the findings of the IPCC report mean for our world?
• Extreme Weather 101: Everything You Need to Know
• Microplastics found in lungs of living people for first time, and deeper than expected
• Researchers find way for plastic waste to soak up CO2
• These are the countries best prepared for a green future
• 99% of the world breathes air that exceeds recommended limits
• This is the state of renewable energy in Africa right now
• People who grow up in cities have worse navigation skills. Here’s why
• This is how your brain is expected to change over your lifetime
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine need not hinder climate progress. Here's why
• What are sanctions, and are we in a new era of economic war? This week's Radio Davos
• How protecting forests can help us tackle climate change and meet net-zero targets
• Why public-private collaboration is critical for industrial net-zero transformation
• 5 policy frontiers of 'TradeTech': how global coordination can unlock more efficient and inclusive trade
• These young climate activists are breaking through the language barrier around the world
• Holocaust survivors find refuge from Ukraine war in Germany
• What do women earn in Australia’s gig economy? Up to a third less than men
• Does this artificial intelligence think like a human?
• Does global trade lead to more jobs or just more inequality?
• Global wind, solar production hit highest benchmarks ever in 2021, but coal also kept pace
• This is how COVID-19 has accelerated the adoption of website technology
• Any plans to dim the Sun and cool the Earth must be led by those most affected by climate change
• Why it makes good business sense for your employer to look after your mental health
• Economy news: The stories to read this week
• Qatar's Young Global Leaders: Building a resilient future
• IPCC report: urgent climate action needed to halve emissions by 2030
• Micro-credentials – what they are and how they can help you
• 71% of executives say the metaverse will be good for business. Here’s why
• What is 'sustainable productivity' at work and why do we need it?
• Can we reverse hearing loss with regenerative therapy?
• Here's how the Earth's forests have changed since the last ice age
• How can a green lifestyle improve happiness?
• This scientist is unlocking the potential of quantum technologies. Here's how
• This is what the universe might have looked like after the Big Bang
• These energy innovations could transform how we mitigate climate change, and save money in the process – 5 essential reads
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• Cities are a key cause of climate change, but they can also be key to solving it
• 3 women in AI who are helping bridge the gender equity gap
• How innovative solutions can support and improve young people's mental health
• We’re spending more years in poor health than at any point in history. How can we change this?
• Transport has a gender bias problem. This is what needs to change
• Climate change: Why we must consider Indigenous lands
• How to have more successful conversations
• This is why trust and monetary policy go hand in hand
• The Human Genome Project pieced together only 92% of the DNA – now scientists have finally filled in the remaining 8%
• This is what no Russian oil and gas could mean for Europe
• First global guidelines for company sustainability disclosures introduced
• This is how EU governments spend their money - and why it matters
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• How innovative financing will help prepare for future pandemics 
• Everything to know about the environment this week
• How to create a workplace that supports neurodiversity
• The pros and cons of a tight jobs market
• Virtual worlds don't have to reference the real world. So why is the metaverse going that way?
• Upskill for green jobs of the future
• Scientists achieve record energy efficiency for thin solar panels
• New Zealand glaciers becoming ‘more skeletal’ as climate crisis strips snow away
• Why do we feel guilt so easily and what function does it serve?
• Planting trees can help the climate, but only if we also stop burning fossil fuels
• These celebrity chefs are doing their bit to help Ukraine
• Feeling stressed while trying to relax? Here's what you can do about it
• Russia is one of the world’s largest exporters of petroleum products - but what exactly are they?
• Here's why workplace rituals are key to happy - and productive - companies
• This is how treating pets for cancer can revolutionize healthcare for humans
• We could be spending an hour a day in the metaverse by 2026. But what will we be doing there?
• For secure, nature-positive food systems, Europe must invest in farmers
• New childcare legislation secured in Canada after COVID-19 highlights need for change
• How Rwanda can leverage the Fourth Industrial Revolution to strengthen post-COVID-19 resilience
• Should government leave innovation to the private sector?
• The US must rethink how it uses and reuses wastewater
• There is great value in giving feedback, and research shows that people want to hear it
• How can we make sure the metaverse will be safer than the internet?
• Here's why fashion retailers need to know where their cotton comes from
• How to address the widening youth skills gap
• These are the countries most at risk from climate change, IMF reports
• Perfecting the art of the whole organisation with machine learning
• 50% of U.S. lakes and rivers are too polluted for swimming, fishing or drinking
• Here's one simple way to encourage people to eat less meat
• 5 lessons the pandemic taught us about ending homelessness 
• 3 ways Colombians are making an income while restoring the Amazon rainforest
• Why we must build climate resilience with women in Africa
• How quickly is tourism recovering from COVID-19?
• Economy news: The stories to read this week
• How new technologies create a pathway to financial inclusion
• Which are the best countries in the world for entrepreneurs in 2022?
• Young women are out-earning young men in several US cities
• This is the percentage of American households that earn more than $1m
• The tasks AI should take over, according to workers
• The Great Barrier Reef is suffering its 4th mass bleaching event since 2016 - here's what that means
• The truth about the ‘great resignation’
• This is how many humans have ever existed, according to researchers
• Why a ruling on digital ID by Kenya's High Court has global implications for online privacy
• Here's why the world of work urgently needs to put skills first
• Healthcare CEOs explain how to respond to the biggest challenges in the industry
• What do we know so far about the Omicron BA.2 variant?
• The 1973 energy crisis sparked the idea for establishing the IEA. What have we learned since?
• These are the countries bidding to become wind power superpowers
• Health and wellbeing: The latest news and research
• TradeTech has huge potential to boost trade - here's what policy-makers should know
• How to boost inclusive investment decision-making in global health
• Rising energy prices will make us poorer but we don’t blame climate policies, say consumers
• How to respond to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine: 4 NGOs explain
• Food and sex: this is what fish are chatting about, say scientists
• The Amazon rainforest is losing its resilience – here's what we need to do
• UN calls for extreme weather warning systems for everyone on Earth within 5 years
• This is how female representation is rising across the film industry
• How is Europe helping Ukraine's refugee children?
• How could the war in Ukraine impact global food supplies?
• Russia's war on Ukraine is creating a global food crisis. Here are 3 ways to tackle it
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
• Empowering sustainable consumption: A model for accelerating social change
• This lifeline for independent media could also boost democracy around the world
• This new material made from crop waste could rewrite the rules for solar power. Here’s how
• What is the link between rising deforestation and poverty in Nigeria?
• Rooftop gardens can help alleviate heat in cities, study finds
• The world has changed since COP26. The climate summit's president, Alok Sharma, on where the energy transition goes from here
• This is how we can support the most vulnerable through climate change
• What the Great Resignation can tell us about mental health in the US
• We need to investigate when robots cause accidents - here's why and how
• These five short walks can motivate us to protect the wider environment
• What are 'sponge cities' and how can they prevent floods?
• For 25 cents a day, poor Nigerians get a shot at science education
• Lighthouses Live 2022
• Everything to know about the environment this week
• COP26 President Alok Sharma on the future of climate action in a fractured world
• Tropical forests turn down the planet's heat by 1C, scientists find
• Why the world needs to think about disabilities in a world of climate disasters
• Nigeria wants to end poverty by 2030. How can it achieve this?
• Will the metaverse lead to metawork?
• What do sanctions really mean for Russia?
• The US is getting closer to making companies disclose their emissions data. What's the next step?
• 6 tips for building a successful risk-taking culture
• 11 books to help you understand the war in Ukraine
• Why wetlands are a versatile climate and biodiversity hack
• How to improve access to cancer medicines in low and middle-income countries
• Here’s why developed economies must bear the $100 trillion cost of the net-zero transition in emerging markets
• What are hypersonic weapons and how can we limit their spread?
• What is land value tax and could it fix the housing crisis?
• What happens if a country defaults on its debts?
• Cryptocurrency regulation: where are we now, and where are we going?
• How policymakers can help us address future economic challenges
• Record-smashing heatwaves are hitting Antarctica and the Arctic – here's why 
• Mapped: Gas prices in America at all-time highs
• Why forests are essential for a habitable planet
• An 'invisible' solution to water shortages is right beneath our feet
• There are hidden costs to creating incentives for later retirement. Experts explain
• Economics news: The stories to read this week
• How to prepare company boards for new cybersecurity rules
• Five ways that high-tech maps can help protect biodiversity
• Wave energy: can ocean power solve the global energy crisis?
• Why the debate about crypto's energy consumption is flawed
• How Europe can exit the COVID-19 public health emergency
• Groundwater could help kickstart a 'green recovery' in African countries. Here's how
• Special Agenda Dialogue: Alok Sharma and Gim Huay Neo
• 4 things you need to know about the metaverse this week
• Warmer, drier spring to bring worsening drought to US, NOAA report predicts
• How the Ukraine war is driving up food and energy prices for the world
• Both North and South poles see unusually high heat
• How many jobs could the clean energy transition create?
• Are you more productive working from home? This study looks for answers
• Deltacron: What scientists know so far about this new hybrid coronavirus
• Ukraine war highlights urgent need for worldwide humanitarian support
• Meet the women entrepreneurs who are breaking down ‘glass walls’
• The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and its global impacts: aid chiefs speak at a Forum Agenda Dialogue
• Here's why forest restoration is key to India's ambitious climate goals
• 'Incomparable suffering': UNHCR's Joung-ah Ghedini-Williams says worse to come for Ukrainian refugees
• How to build climate resilience into the construction industry
• Are car-free days and lower speed limits an answer to the world's oil supply problems?

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