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• All the metals we mine each year, in one visualization
• Coral reefs are dying. This is where they are most affected
• Extreme heat now affects 2 billion people living in cities, study finds
• IMF: Will inflation remain high? 
• IMF: Why research and development is a crucial part of economic growth
• Hybrid working is fuelling demand for more tech and bigger homes – both are bad news for the planet
• We can learn a lot from ancient civilizations about modern water management
• New study shows 10 ways to better deal with trauma and stress
• How can we improve children's screen time management in the digital age?
• What Miles Davis tells us about AI
• VR can encourage people to save our oceans. Here's why
• 'Zigzag working’: The alternating shift between paid and unpaid work for parents
• Meet Abdulrazak Gurnah, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2021
• Spanish government announces plan to help young adults move out
• Social inequality and hyper violence: Why the bleak world of Netflix’s 'Squid Game' is a streaming phenomenon
• What is chaos? A complex systems scientist explains
• UN: 5 ways we need to change how we address internal displacement
• The 'Digital divide' hits rural Black Americans hardest, study finds
• An entrepreneur in Nigeria has found value from used car tyres
• New malaria vaccine: The key questions answered
• Lessons from Singapore on promoting diversity and inclusion at work
• How can we generate more good jobs in developing countries?
• The role of smartphones in the COVID-19 recovery 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 October
• This robot looks for lost items 
• Building a healthy workplace: 5 steps to worker well-being 
• How to build a bridge across the digital divide
• How engineering animals and plants could help fight climate change
• Future of Capitalism: A youth perspective
• How to finance digital inclusion so universal access to the internet drives sustainable growth
• What is 'eco-anxiety' and how can we ease young people's fears for the planet?
• Malaria vaccines provide new hope in fight against the disease 
• This tiny Belgian plane 'sniffs' out polluting ships
• When corporations and social enterprises work together, they can change the world
• What is the financial impact of being single in the U.S.?
• What is 'Instagram therapy' and can it help women?
• COVID vaccines: how to speed up rollout in poorer countries
• These 4 cities are successfully weaning themselves off coal
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 7 October
• Why we shouldn't overstate the pandemic's effect on productivity growth 
• 9 leaders reveal how to make decent work a reality for everyone
• These two American scientists have won the Nobel Prize for Medicine for discoveries in heat and touch
• Virtual mobility and overseas learning in a post-pandemic world
• Microsoft has found we’re working longer and collaborating less during COVID-19
• These are the global innovation powerhouses of 2021
• WHO: This is how we can keep schools COVID-safe
• What makes a great teacher? 
• Why are males still the default subjects in medical research?
• Carbon offsetting is one of many tools to keep our planet cool - an expert explains
• Scientists win Nobel Prize for Physics for their work on climate change
• Coral reefs, climate targets and Nobel prize winners: Everything to know about the environment this week
• The next decade will be defined by climate change and cyber risk
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 6 October
• This is where teachers are paid the most
• What is 'futures studies' and how can it help us improve our world?
• This one simple lifestyle change could help prevent diabetes and other deadly diseases, according to a new study
• Italy's first-ever 'living lab' is helping marine biologists tackle climate change
• 7 billion ‘extra’ trees have been discovered in Africa - part of the continent’s ongoing efforts to restore and reforest the land
• This project is conserving goats and protecting Dublin from wildfires
• 8 big ideas to improve the state of the world
• This app can link trans patients to safe health care providers
• The secrets of success for 1,000 European tech startups
• What is 'stagflation' and what does it mean for the future economy?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 5 October
• Unilever's HR chief: The future of work requires this key skill - and it's the hardest to master
• How digital transformation can build more resilient businesses 
• These 'living seawalls' are bringing ocean life back to Sydney Harbour
• How we can support the evolving global integrity agenda
• Agenda Dialogues: Bridging the digital divide
• These 3 charts show how international trade works - and the current state it’s in
• Algae sex could save corals from climate change
• How can we help tourists to make better decisions about the environment?
• Petroleum products now make up less than half of all OPEC exports, research shows
• Sustainability may have roots in Palau 3,000 years ago
• This is how much plastic debris is floating in the Mediterranean Sea 
• Is the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic over in the US?
• Conservationists want to introduce elephants into Europe - here's why
• This is how remote work can boost productivity and curb burnout
• ‘It’s given me love’: how art is helping refugee women connect and express themselves
• How is the digital divide is affecting U.S. students’ homework?
• These materials are replacing animal-based products in the fashion industry
• Monsoons are a benefit to the US Southwest but are becoming harder to predict
• The world's smallest farms feed more people than you might think, research shows
• Scientists sound the alarm over drought in East Africa: What must happen next
• How flood-prone Mumbai is tackling climate change, from underground tunnels to newer sewers
• Which country produced the most coffee in 2020?
• This is how COVID-19 has affected the world's poorest nations - the head of UNAIDS explains
• Why companies must prioritize wellness in the workplace
• This is the urban redesign that will define success for the future city
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 4 October
• COVID-19 and climate change redraw the map of the world’s safest cities
• Climate-vulnerable populations are suffering a mental health crisis
• Scientists have witnessed a brand-new kind of supernova for the first time
• Lessons for the energy transition from the 2021 energy crisis
• Why are some places more biodiverse?
• 3 climate change scenarios as we head to COP26 - by a 'futurist' on the Radio Davos podcast
• How babies look at objects could predict autism spectrum disorder
• What can be done about COVID-19 debt surges
• How steel is proving a critical component in transport’s journey to net zero
• Therapy sessions will soon be free for French citizens. Here's why
• How can technology improve our lives as we age?
• These are the countries with the most nuclear reactors
• We must reform trade to build a sustainable, inclusive global recovery
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 1 October
• Disappearing water in a warming climate: a story in four visuals
• How to provide safe water to billions of people by 2030
• Scientists say brighter clouds might protect Great Barrier Reef from climate crisis
• Jobs for a new generation: Rebuilding Nigeria’s labour market after COVID-19
• On the road to recovery: How Sudan is saving its water sector
• Trendy microgreens could help feed the world
• What is 'marine snow' and how does it help the ocean to store carbon?
• Climate change: Thousands of US classrooms may become too hot to learn in
• Here's how to implement a skills-first approach to workforce development
• Blockchain can help combat the threat of deepfakes. Here's how
• Mental health: Why Indians are finding it harder to be happy
• Laws, legal owners and a last mine: Everything you need to know about the environment this week
• 5 ways the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the role of leaders 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 30 September
• Within our reach: How 'green demand' can help us achieve our climate goals 
• Women could lead longer, healthier lives - first global index of women’s health urges action from policymakers
• Why being humble is so important in the world of work
• Global lighthouses are revolutionizing the world of sustainable manufacturing - but what exactly are they?
• People struggling with long COVID are more common than we think, Oxford study confirms
• Our economy relies on shipping containers. This is what happens when they're 'stuck in the mud'
• China set to remove overseas coal power funding - but will it invest in renewable energy instead?
• These are the health benefits of showering in cold water
• How investing in tech for teachers can bring equity to education
• Why the ocean is our ally in fighting climate change: experts tell Radio Davos their hopes for COP26 
• 3 paradigm shifts in corporate sustainability marks new era of ESG
• Sustainability metrics: why it's time investors look in the mirror
• The gig economy: How can we make it fairer?
• This children’s play center removes pollution from the air – here’s how it works
• Global food prices are at a level not seen for most of modern history - this is why
• The results are in from the largest ever study into physical activity and physical fitness 
• An ethical, open and transparent office culture can be designed. Here's how
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 29 September
• How Italian brands can improve the sustainability of their supply chains
• Smart cities are great but we also need smart villages
• Supporting good governance - a Zambian case study
• These smart technologies are transforming healthcare
• How effective are COVID-19 booster shots - and who needs a third dose?
• These microscopic photos highlight the need to protect nature
• How can we ensure digital inclusion for older adults? 
• The world's most innovative countries
• How Asia can accelerate its green energy transition
• How can poorer nations access climate adaptation funding?
• Mali’s elephants show how people and nature can share space in a complex world
• A daily pill to treat COVID-19 could be just months away, scientists say
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 28 September
• 3 lessons from IBM on designing responsible, ethical AI
• Is Asia-Pacific ready to age gracefully?
• Interactive maps reveal urban vulnerability and resilience to COVID-19. Here's how
• How can 'Green Demand' boost COP26’s impact?
• This is best practice for using facial recognition in law enforcement
• The rise of the ‘belief-driven’ employee
• Why we must consider the intergenerational impacts of AI
• El Salvador has adopted Bitcoin as official legal tender - but will other countries follow?
• China’s digital yuan app has now been used by 139 million people
• These types of workers were most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic
• What the world could look like in 2500 if we don't stop global warming
• Non-communicable diseases are a global killer. Here's how to get help to those who need it
• Research shows droughts push more people to migrate than floods
• The town that flood-proofed itself
• Managing the increasing climate risks for countries surrounding the River Nile
• These are the key factors driving the growth of renewable energy
• This map shows all the metropolitan areas in the US
• Scientists used AI to create smarter health records and improve patient care
• How to scale-up investment in sustainable mobility 
• 5 charts that explain how COVID-19 has affected employment in OECD countries
• From UNGA to COP26: What's needed next for climate action
• COVID-19: These are the areas of your life most affected by a loss of smell
• 3 Green things to do with your raked leaves
• COVID-19 has caused the largest cut to life expectancy since WWII
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 27 September
• Why mRNA won't replace other vaccine types just yet 
• Why US firms need to look for the 'hidden' workforce
• Climate migrants: when your house is no longer home
• Why diversity is critical to media and entertainment - and how to achieve it
• How do you achieve an equitable energy transition that includes developing economies?
• 3 ways responsible leaders can create a sustainable, inclusive recovery
• We need to work in partnership with nature to ensure a world that meets all of our needs
• How to build digital public infrastructure: 7 lessons from Estonia
• How 'digital highways' could boost inclusion and advance the SDGs
• These scientists are making antibacterial bandages out of fruit waste
• 5 ways Southeast Asia can manage its fluctuating renewable energy supply
• Managing third-party risks? Here's how a holistic approach can help
• Want to live a long, healthy life? 6 secrets from Japan’s oldest people
• What happened at the Sustainable Development Impact Summit? Radio Davos has this podcast round-up
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 24 September
• What are business leaders doing to sustain our future?
• Ecocide: How to protect nature and the people who are dying to save it
• The pandemic has hurt women's health. This is why that's bad for everyone
• What companies can do to build more inclusive AI
• Increasing production of aquatic foods is a win-win for people and planet
• These engineers have created plants that can emit light - and be recharged
• This app is fighting food insecurity in the US
• Climate change: how can we prepare U.S. homes for extreme weather?
• Arctic sea ice summer minimum in 2021 is ‘12th lowest’ on record
• These 4 economy-wide variables can help countries diversify exports
• How to find the best work-life balance for you, according to science
• How better use of 'blue foods' help us meet climate change and food security goals
• How is climate change impacting young people's mental health? 
• Climate action: 57 mayors have signed a forest protection declaration
• Pollution to products? Recycled carbon emissions are coming to consumer shelves
• The 5 'Ts' of cyber-crisis readiness for every kind of organization
• Why you should hire a chief AI ethics officer
• These 15 innovations are helping to restore and protect the Amazon
• A new garden in Rome celebrates sustainability - and you can visit it without even leaving your house
• Air quality, aviation fuel and Australia's koalas: Everything you need to know about the environment this week 
• Everything you need to know about the trillion trees movement
• Investing in plastic waste can reap rich rewards
• Shaping an equitable, inclusive and sustainable recovery: A programme for action
• 11 innovations shaping global food systems from the water
• How innovation and commitments can shape the future of inclusive value chains
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 23 September
• 3 ways for companies to achieve net zero – and stay profitable
• Why the world needs to invest in female climate entrepreneurs
• Here's how companies could have prepared for the microchip shortage
• Why is the world of work so closely linked to the UN'S Sustainable Development Goals?
• Zero-waste shopping comes to Japan
• 'A voice in the wilderness': The man who spent 12 gruelling days swimming in the Arctic
• The 4 industries to empower South Asia, according to the World Bank
• Code red: How cities can lead the way on climate action
• Remote, office or hybrid working? This book could help you decide
• The North Atlantic jet stream could move permanently by 2060. Here's what to expect
• 5 tree species that are at risk of extinction
• Suits you - and the planet: Why fashion needs a sustainability revolution
• Why tackling racism and racial injustice must be part of the Decade of Action
• Bad news for pasta lovers: the effect of climate change on food staples
• Farmers need practical innovation, not moonshots, to stave off global food crisis
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 22 September
• Work can be better post-COVID-19. Here's what employers need to know
• 3 ways the world can work together to promote young people’s mental well-being
• Why natural climate solutions are about much more than carbon
• This is how Singapore is preparing for the future of work
• Virtual learning: which challenges and benefits did young children experience?
• This is how COVID-19 and Brexit are reshaping Europe’s trading landscape
• Scientists still don’t know how far melting in Antarctica will go – or the sea level rise it will unleash
• How can cities improve cycling infrastructure to reduce climate change?
• Students who 'productively fail' may learn more, finds study
• Africa’s crypto market has grown by $105.6 billion in the last year
• This start-up is using ice thermal energy storage to cool global warming
• 14 innovations led by young ecopreneurs that are protecting and restoring our planet
• What is the Evergrande debt crisis and why does it matter for the global economy?
• The world's largest tree is under threat from wildfires. Here's how firefighters are protecting it
• How can young people change the world? Top tips for youth activists
• Climate talk needs a reset. Here’s why
• Windows could soon be solar panels too. Here's how
• COVID-19 will likely shift from pandemic to endemic — but what does that mean?
• Hybrid working: how to make it a success
• Why 'telehealth' for mental health patients seems to be working
• How a new app helps fishing boats avoid netting endangered species
• Why entrepreneurship and innovation are key to addressing youth unemployment
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 21 September
• There is a way to invest profitably – and help save the world
• Take the 1 Billion Lives Challenge to close the digital divide
• Paris or Manhattan: Which type of city is best for reducing emissions?
• Decades of data show we are over-exploiting tropical rainforests
• Scientists have now made it possible to 'touch' holograms
• Leadership: 4 ways to make remote working work better
• Could 'blue foods' play a greater role in delivering more sustainable nutrition?
• This is how shorter working hours can affect your productivity
• African montane forests are more concentrated stores of carbon than the Amazon, a new study suggests
• This is how many hours teachers work in public schools around the world
• This is the WHO’s massive new list of ways to create a healthier, safer environment
• 4 ways to improve the lives of older people
• How to address Asia Pacific’s biodiversity crisis and encourage nature-positive growth
• The COVID-19 pandemic in data visualizations
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 20 September
• 6 surprising climate change solutions from business leaders
• Small and growing businesses make the biggest impact on economies, and they need more support
• 3 ways companies can take more ambitious action to achieve net zero
• Reduce, reuse, compost: Why recycling alone won’t solve the plastic crisis
• If data is the new oil, then enterprise NFTs are the tankers. Here's why
• Q&A: Everything you need to know about intelligent automation 
• These 8 business leaders are championing a nature-positive economy – Here's why
• How gardens can boost biodiversity and help tackle climate change
• Indonesia's SMEs hold the key to growth. How can they scale up?
• To lead the green energy future, solar must clean up its supply chains
• 3 predictions for the future of responsible technology
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 17 September
• Finding financing solutions for the future of energy in Africa
• SDIS21: Beyond Geopolitics - What are the challenges in making our world more sustainable?
• After decades of instability, what does the future hold for Afghan migration?
• From funders to partners: elevating community expertise to help communities thrive
• Radio Davos is going to the Sustainable Development Impact Summit '21 - hear the podcast
• 3 projects keeping food on the table in Bangladesh
• What are keystone species, and why do they matter?
• How community run internet is bridging the digital divide in Detroit
• The race to net zero is on: Here’s how partnerships can get us there faster
• Trade facilitation is a quick win for vaccine equity. Here's why
• 6 cities showing the way in fighting climate change
• Data project backed by Al Gore aims for real-time emissions monitoring
• How Indonesia is protecting its 'climate guardians'
• Why eye care is key to an active, healthy life
• SDIS21: Better Business - What are the challenges in making business more sustainable?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 16 September
• How will we fund the shift to a more sustainable future? 4 experts explain
• Urgency, innovation and partnership: applying lessons from COVID-19 to tackle the climate
• Africa’s remaining forests are under pressure: This is no time to sideline forest carbon markets
• Is a four-day working week really a good idea? An expert explains
• COVID-19: This is how many Americans now live below the poverty line
• COVID-19: This is how we tolerate not knowing what happens next
• How to ease suffering and save the lives of migrants and refugees
• How to fix the gender pension gap
• Why scientists are hanging rhinos from helicopters 
• Why carbon offsetting doesn't cut it
• Millions more people have been exposed to floods since 2000
• Batteries are a key part of the energy transition. Here’s why
• As climate change worsens, how can African farmers gain fairer access to markets?
• How cumulative disasters impact our mental health - and what we can do
• This is what global tax reforms will mean for Asia's tech giants
• How the digital revolution can make healthcare more inclusive
• This is the link between ageing populations and growing automation
• How world’s coal-power pipeline has shrunk by three-quarters
• There's a plan to bring mammoths back from extinction. Here's what you need to know 
• SDIS21: How to Save the Planet - What are the challenges in making the planet more sustainable?
• Climate change could trigger internal migration of 216 million people - World Bank
• These vending machines are bringing safe, cheap water to Nairobi slums
• Animal based foods generate more emissions as compared to plant foods
• Climate inaction is fueling 'eco-anxiety' in children
• These are the fastest growing jobs in the United States
• Here's how the agricultural sector can win the war on waste
• This is how New Zealand is tackling plastic pollution
• How can we decarbonise the mining and cement industries?
• Is there a doctor in the boardroom? 6 health chiefs explain why employee wellbeing matters more than ever
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 15 September
• These 3 innovative solar farms show why this renewable technology is hot right now
• What China's new Wealth Management Connect could mean for global markets
• How to harness the energy of social innovators for an inclusive recovery
• Automated hiring systems are ‘hiding’ candidates from recruiters – how can we stop this?
• These 12 innovators are transforming the future of education
• Why Mexico is ideally placed to become a zero-carbon shipping fuels hub
• The world cannot afford to leave Africa behind in the post-COVID recovery
• Microsoft’s new campus will run on geothermal energy - but what exactly is it and can it really help combat climate change?
• SDIS21: Society & the Future of Work - What are the challenges in making society and work more sustainable?
• Time for action: A recipe for success with 5 key ingredients
• How cities are preparing for more extreme weather
• In times of racial injustice, university education should not be ‘neutral’
• A race against time: Scientists are rushing to collect ice cores before glaciers melt
• EU funding boost, 216 million migrants and human rights risks: What to know about the planet this week
• How effective leaders bridge ‘say/do’ gaps for sustainability: Russell Reynolds Associates’ Clarke Murphy
• These 3 lessons ensure future-focused leaders don't ignore the present
• Afghan mayors and refugees are in danger. The world's cities mustn't fail them
• SDIS21: Healthy Futures - What are the challenges in making healthcare more sustainable?
• Mexico’s Mesoamerican Barrier Reef is now being protected with insurance - here's how
• The European Union’s road to sustainability – how each EU state is doing
• How can we ensure that more people with disabilities have access to digital devices?
• Why is it important for employees to share their emotions at work?
• Want your fitness programme to succeed? Set your own goals
• Three steps to get every child reading
• Here's how efficient building design can save lives and energy
• First-ever coral reef world map in high-resolution is ready
• This is how frequent extreme droughts could become in Europe
• Regular exercise may lower risk of developing anxiety by almost 60%
• This is how the world's biggest lakes compare in size to different countries
• How did COVID-19 spike U.S. food insecurity levels?
• What is kirigami and how has it inspired scientists to create a new material?
• Taking the lead on climate action could be worth $11 trillion to India
• How to find and fix hidden factories
• Why empowering 100 million farmers to transform our food systems matters
• This mini-CRISPR is like a tiny Swiss Army knife
• How can we create fun and effective learning opportunities for children in public spaces?
• When will the COVID-19 pandemic end? Experts explain
• Smart cities are a legacy of 9/11
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 14 September
• SDIS21: Fairer Economies - What are the challenges in making economies more sustainable?
• SDIS21: Tech for Good - What are the challenges in making technology more sustainable?
• How boards can lead in the fight against climate change
• How can we deliver a climate-focused trade agenda?
• 4 opportunities for business to help children overcome today’s challenges
• These are the sectors where green jobs are growing in demand
• 5 ways multinational corporations can have a greater impact on the SDGs
• What is health equity – and why does it matter to business?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 13 September
• These are the top 10 innovations in mental health
• The time to reinstate food systems in the pantheon of economic policies is now
• Trade for tomorrow: A collective call to action to make trade work for all
• 4 industry leaders on what it takes to go circular
• Lessons from Tanzania: How soccer and sex education can change girls' lives
• How emerging economies can overcome the private sector’s risk perception
• How we can mobilize capital for breakthrough decarbonizing technologies
• Energy Action Day
• Why do so many older people experience loneliness?
• A timeline of everything that happened on 9/11
• How can we create green, inclusive and innovative urban spaces?
• How can governments successfully introduce more climate-change related policies?
• These 4 methods can help solve Ghana’s plastic dilemma
• Has the speed limit been reduced in your city? Here's why
• Animals are changing their body shapes to cope with climate change
• Just how environmentally friendly are our reusable containers?
• This bus is delivering vaccines in Bangkok
• Racial and ethnic inequality has cost US economy $51 trillion since 1990
• This is the main barrier stopping female merchants from using digital payments
• What's worrying the world? 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 10 September
• These are the foods that climate change is taking off the menu
• Papua New Guinea is battling the world's oldest pandemic: malaria. How can it get back on track?
• These are the world's largest book publishers
• Where is ‘mobile money’ being used the most?
• Europe's hottest summer, climate change's 'existential threat': What to know about the planet this week
• To fight cybercrime, we need to understand its economics
• Aviation's flight path to a net-zero future
• How to follow our Sustainable Development Impact Summit 2021
• Bridging the digital divide to create the jobs of the future
• 4 ways to address the gender finance gap and empower women
• Five actions for business leaders to unlock the potential of ESG
• MIT researchers have discovered a new way of tackling misinformation
• COVID-19 has changed the way US mothers think of work
• How 9/11 is still having a fatal impact on New York's firefighters
• This is what it was like inside the White House on 9/11
• The world’s biggest carbon-sucking machine is switching on in Iceland
• How 8 innovative leaders keep track of ideas
• The next big cloud competition is the race to zero emissions
• 2021 was Europe's warmest summer on record
• This company is tackling Kuwait's 'tire graveyard' problem by tire recycling
• This simple framework can drive responsible consumption
• How responsible leaders can create sustainable organizations that deliver value and impact
• How mobile banking is taking off in Côte d'Ivoire 
• This is how COVID-19 lockdowns affected India's schoolchildren
• Climate change: This is the impact of extreme weather events on the economy
• These are the species most at risk of going extinct
• How dance and movement therapy can help mental health
• Study: African forests hold more carbon than we thought
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 September
• 4 tuna species are showing signs of recovery. Here's what that tells us about the future of fisheries 
• Employers hold too much power over information. Workers must claim their data rights
• To address inequalities we need a new vision for trade
• 4 enablers to help Chinese investors connect with global opportunities
• How digital equality could boost heart health
• Penalties or perks: Which are more effective? 
• Just how big is the Earth's atmosphere? A new visual explains
• Silk and trees are helping combat climate change and trafficking in India
• How financial innovation is changing
• 4 things to know about financing sustainable development
• How intelligent automation can power sustainable economies
• New business applications in the US hit historic highs last year
• 6 things you should know about air pollution and your health
• The benefits of boosters? An infectious disease expert explores
• What makes a good net zero target?
• Digital privacy comes at a price. Here's how to protect it
• Investing in nature gives industry and business a competitive advantage. Here's why
• Africa Teen Geeks' Lindiwe Matlali: 'Seek impact, not accolades'
• 12 steps to decarbonise your city
• Can robots improve export quality in developing countries?
• Experts explain the effects of global weather disruptions on advanced economies
• Would you get a COVID-19 booster shot if offered? 
• What Stockholm can teach the world about green urban development
• What are blue carbon credits and how to maximise their impact
• Which countries in Europe have the most overcrowded housing?
• An entire generation of Americans has no idea how easy air travel used to be
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 7 September
• This country has just made bitcoin legal tender. Here’s what it means
• These are the world's biggest e-commerce markets
• How Arctic warming could be the cause of extreme cold-weather events 
• How can we mitigate the flood risks to subway systems?
• How big data can help the shipping industry get to net zero
• What’s behind China’s video game restrictions?
• How digital technologies can address 5 sources of health inequity
• This Labor Day we need to rethink the employer-employee compact
• Forest wildfires could actually help combat climate change. Here’s how
• Remote working - does it make us more or less productive?
• 3 vital steps for uprooting racism on university campuses
• This UK football club is trialling edible coffee cups
• How AI is transforming, decarbonising and 'cleaning up' the grid
• What would it take to make AI ‘greener’?
• Zero emissions areas tackle multiple city struggles: Why aren’t they everywhere?
• With food a part of many SDGs, it’s within reach to make tasteful changes that impact our planet
• How 4IR is enabling policy-making for a more sustainable and agile future
• What does the future hold for quantum computing? Experts explain
• How the world can prepare for quantum-computing cyber risks 
• How companies can play both offense and defense in the carbon race
• How the media could help end HIV stigma
• Innovative debt financing could close the digital access gap. Here’s how
• How to build safe, equitable and sustainable transportation systems
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 6 September
• Over 1 billion people have hypertension - but half of them don’t even know it. What exactly is this ‘silent killer’?
• Move: an excerpt from Parag Khanna's new book on the power of mobility
• Tokyo 2020: How can 3D printing support paralympic athletes?
• COP26 Global Stocktake: How can the world measure progress on the Paris Agreement?
• Energy needed for poverty eradication, that's also ‘compatible with climate goals’
• Here's how to retain employees during the 'Great Resignation'
• 3 steps towards making aviation and marine fuel cleaner
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 3 September
• Desertification has been devastating for this region of Africa. One nonprofit thinks it has the solution
• What the world can do to solve the Afghan refugee crisis
• How a robot's gaze can affect the human brain 
• Human capital is the key to a successful ESG strategy
• How our microbiome might affect our mental health 
• Tiny robots could deliver drugs directly to our central nervous system
• How can we measure progress on the Sustainable Development Goals?
• How the Belt and Road Initiative could support an ageing population
• Trees full of probiotics could clean up contaminated land - and help tackle climate change. Here’s how
• How to improve security of biometric data

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