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• The elephant and the mouse: how corporate giants can avoid trampling on their stakeholders
• Meet the world’s first 16 tonne electric truck
• Here are some of the most exciting green Technology Pioneers of 2021
• The 3 pillars of China's booming start-up ecosystem
• Lessons from London: How the city is tackling air pollution
• 5 places where ecosystems are being restored around the world
• Here are 5 books to engage young people in discussions about race
• This German non-profit is helping women break into the tech industry
• How the US East Coast could become a powerhouse for green energy jobs
• Climate refugees – the world’s forgotten victims
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 15 June
• Chatbots are on the rise. This approach accounts for their risks. 
• Small local innovators are highly effective at tackling big global issues. Here's why
• Could all your digital photos be stored as DNA?
• Climate change: Is video streaming pushing up harmful emissions?
• 3 ways to unlock the world-changing power of start-ups
• How distributed ledger technology is revolutionizing water markets
• Meet the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2021
• 8 female CEOs on bridging the gender gap in tech
• Meet the New Champions of stakeholder capitalism
• This portable solar distiller could provide drinking water everywhere
• Everything you need to know about the G7’s plan to donate 1 billion vaccine doses
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 14 June
• Bye, bye, baby? Birthrates are declining globally – here's why it matters
• The challenge for G7 leaders: vaccinate the world and be bolder on climate
• Experts explain: What the FDA’s approval of a new Alzheimer’s drug means for healthcare
• COVID-19 has devastated India's self-employed women. Here's how to support them. 
• This is how much mental health costs in relation to GDP across Europe
• IMF: Post-pandemic growth relies on these two things
• What is mass balance and how can it help us transition to a circular economy?
• How to grow Africa's next natural wonder
• Volcanic rock could cut concrete carbon emissions by two thirds – here’s how
• New material inspired by spider silk could help solve our plastic problem
• Consumers are getting more complex. Brands need to keep up to survive
• The Circulars Accelerator – Innovation Showcase 2021
• LinkedIn CEO shares his best advice to new grads looking for jobs and what he wishes he'd known at the start of his career
• Leadership 'rhythms' drive opportunity: Johnson Controls' George Oliver on Meet the Leader
• COVID-19 is creating a hunger catastrophe in India – here's an opportunity to break the cycle
• Is this the most important decade in history? Radio Davos talks climate change and the ocean
• Community land trusts: a solution to the global housing crisis
• As G7 calls time on coal, have you checked your supply chain?
• Taxonomy: Why 19 ferns are named after Lady Gaga and a bug is named after Brad Pitt
• Stakeholder capitalism and ESG in Latin America: new leadership, challenges and opportunities
• 7 renewable energy lessons from South Australia
• World leaders must put women at centre of COVID-19 recovery
• These are Barack Obama’s latest reading recommendations
• A new era of sustainable travel prepares for take-off
• 9 ethical AI principles for organizations to follow
• From competition to collaboration: How secure data sharing can enable innovation
• The ‘second quantum revolution’ is coming. Let's make sure it benefits the many, not the few
• 5 charts on the state of the global economic recovery
• The number of job openings has hit a record high in the US. Here's why
• From remanufacturing to recycling: how manufacturing can raise the bar on global climate goals
• How not to create a civic tech organization and what to do instead
• Yes, the weather can affect your internet connection. This is how
• Mental health: why green spaces are vital for reducing loneliness
• How cities can make urban forests accessible
• Why Southern Africa is the perfect place to become the world’s solar hotspot
• By 2025 the IT industry could use 20% of all electricity produced. How can we make it sustainable?
• Climate change is making ocean waves more powerful, threatening to erode many coastlines
• Can a TikTok star or autonomous trucks reverse the global shortage of commercial drivers?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 10 June
• This is how to speed up ocean climate solutions towards COP26
• What businesses and Gen Z have to offer each other
• Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women – here’s how we can address it
• Why startups don't want the workplace to return to normal
• What the pandemic has taught us about science communication
• Advancing Stakeholder Capitalism and ESG in Latin America
• Human nature can combat climate change, says Belgium's Prime Minister
• 3 ways to work with nature to boost biodiversity
• These 5 beer companies are taking steps to protect the planet
• 40 years on: four action points essential to the global battle against HIV and AIDS
• How to bring your conscience to work
• 25 million people in Africa and Asia cannot afford electricity due to the COVID-19 pandemic
• The global energy transition starts with local solutions. Here's why
• Global internet outage: Why did so many sites go down - and what is a CDN, anyway?
• A Māori lens on AI: how indigenous cultures can help keep us grounded 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 9 June
• China’s trade with Latin America is bound to keep growing. Here’s why that matters
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 11 June
• Ending hunger and poverty are the top priorities for global public: Forum, Ipsos poll
• These 7 advances in natural climate solutions are gaining momentum 
• How connectivity credits could help bridge the digital divide
• This AI technique could use a digital version of Earth to help fight climate change
• This 3-minute exercise trick can help people who sit at work
• These are the ingredients in a COVID-19 vaccine
• 5 ways to align debt with climate and development goals
• Digital harm is on the rise – here's how we can give victims a pathway to justice
• Rebuilding after COVID: The challenge is digital
• Helping farmers in Kenya keep produce cool to cut food waste
• 2020 was a record year for US renewables. This is what needs to happen next
• This chart shows just how little people want to return to the workplace
• This is what people love the most about working from home
• How to practise good cyber-hygiene across your supply chain
• This bacteria can eat 'electricity' and lock away CO2
• How saying 'yes' and 'no' could revolutionize your work/life balance
• Cryptocurrencies can enable financial inclusion. Will you participate?
• Tasmania’s already reached net-zero and 100% renewables. So what's next?
• A healthy ocean is key to a healthy future
• African apes could lose 90% of their habitat by 2050, according to a new report
• COVID-19 recovery: some economies will take longer to rebound – this is bad for everyone
• Scientists have found a way to generate energy from floating particles
• The U.S. has approved an Alzheimer's drug - a 'big day' for patients
• 10 steps to educate your company on AI fairness
• Why is scientific collaboration key? 4 experts explain
• The private sector is taking the lead on enabling digital inclusion. Here's how.
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 June
• How digital authentication could drive a resale revolution for fashion
• IKEA's digital chief on how tech can tackle COVID and the climate: Meet The Leader
• 7 ways companies are advancing racial justice in business
• Here's how one social entrepreneur became a first responder to the Indian COVID crisis
• What teachers can learn from new technology in the classroom
• Ocean: What are 'dead zones' and why are they getting worse?
• A map of the online world in incredible detail
• Food is getting more expensive. This chart shows how
• Cooling effect of clouds ‘underestimated’ by climate models, says new study
• What climate change will mean for the tropics
• Scientists are using drones to lower the risk of glacial lake outburst flood
• COVID-19 tests rely on bacteria discovered in a natural pool in the 1960s - and it’s not the only slice of nature essential to medicine
• Mental health: Pressure to return to the office could be making employees more anxious
• Crowdfunding raises over $34 billion a year. Here are four things you may not know about it.
• Why we need to get more people with disabilities involved in developing technology
• I’m fully vaccinated but feel sick – should I get tested for COVID-19?
• Why data and digitization will underpin the future of finance
• Everything you need to know about the G7’s plans for a global minimum tax
• How governments can shape markets towards green and inclusive growth
• People of colour exposed to twice as much heat stress in US cities
• How can we make careers in corporate social innovation popular among young people? 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 7 June
• Back to the future: The story behind the IEA’s Net Zero Roadmap
• Morgan Stanley’s Audrey Choi on Meet the Leader: Think beyond your title
• Are your children’s toys smarter than you? This week's Radio Davos, with will.i.am
• What are variants of concern, and are COVID-19 vaccines effective against them?
• Restore land the size of China to meet climate and nature goals, U.N. says
• 17 books every business leader should read to build an inclusive culture
• From space squid to saliva: what's inside NASA's cargo missions and why
• How well your immune system works can depend on the time of day, study finds 
• What do the Dutch court ruling on Shell and shareholder moves at Chevron and Exxon mean for large oil companies in the era of climate action?
• How to talk about politics with kids. It needs to happen at school
• Waste less, sell more - how one startup is using AI to transform food retail
• 3 ways to build youth trust and engagement in public institutions
• Universal access to clean water is within reach. How can we achieve it?
• What global steel production has looked like over the last 50 years
• 40% of global crop production is lost to pests. And it’s getting worse
• Can behavioural science help us understand reparations better? This academic thinks so
• These stunning crystals are revealing deep secrets about Australian volcanoes
• ESG is missing a metric: R for resilience
• 10 ways American workers view their future economic opportunities
• #WorldBicycleDay: 5 benefits of cycling
• How trade-based money laundering works and its impact on world finances
• This is how AI can unlock hidden talent in the workplace
• Innovative investments could decarbonize transport in India. Here’s how
• An inclusive economic recovery starts with growth, jobs, skills and equity. 9 leaders explain
• What lies ahead for inflation and interest rates? 
• IMF: How to reduce COVID-19’s unequal effects across workers
• Cities: Could taller buildings bring about a better quality of life?
• Study: 1 in 3 heat-related deaths since 1991 are linked to climate change
• How can we limit global warming at the lowest possible cost?
• More than 50,000 Australian species remain undiscovered. This is how scientists plan to find them
• Why vaccination access is essential for ending COVID-19 and ensuring the global recovery
• Building back broader: 6 steps to a global jobs recovery plan
• 5 practices to prevent and disrupt illicit financial flows
• Protecting the planet and its people: healthcare's climate action roadmap
• Survey: 40% of employees are thinking of quitting their jobs
• Experts explain: Where will future growth come from?
• We can't tackle platform competition issues without increasing digital literacy
• 5 lessons for community-focused planning during a pandemic
• G7 countries to back minimum global corporate tax and support economy
• Why the EU's proposed CBAM must not be used to launch a carbon club
• How pollution and other environmental effects can affect human DNA
• In Nairobi, this informal settlement is changing how we adapt to floods
• Climate change: How can countries address the human health risks?
• Pictured: The world’s biggest passenger ships from 1831 to now
• LGBTIQ people have been hit hard by COVID-19. Here’s how we can all help
• Which foods need the most water to produce? 
• These countries are most invested in professional development
• Bike-sharing: The pandemic mobility winner
• Satellite data reveals impact of warming on global water cycle
• How can we stem the spread of disinformation online?
• Plant pandemics are affecting up to 30% of major food crops - and they're getting worse
• Nano tech could get zero-carbon energy from sea water
• Six lessons UK parents learned during pandemic homeschooling
• Extremely rare ‘purple cauliflower’ coral found only in Australia could be extinct within 10 years
• How to reimagine our cities as hubs for biodiversity conservation and climate resilience
• Why is the Arctic warming faster than other parts of the world? Scientists explain
• German parliament legislation to improve gender parity in boardrooms
• Hurricane hotspots: Predicting the areas that are most at risk
• Ethiopia’s blockchain deal is a watershed moment – for the technology, and for Africa
• New city 'heat officers' take aim at climate change's 'silent killer'
• The future of work is here. Standards need to keep up.
• How to protect healthcare workers – and improve pandemic preparedness
• This challenge aims to protect and restore the Amazon
• How monitoring can spur investment in land restoration
• 7 chief economists on how to solve the pandemic’s labour market paradox
• Home-office, HQ, hybrid or work-from-anywhere? This is what businesses are planning
• What is Pride Month and why is it important?
• How a Great Green Wall could help Africa combat climate change
• 6 ways to ensure a fair and inclusive economic recovery from COVID-19
• Back to the office? Here's how tech company Salesforce thinks that might look
• Climate justice is also a local health issue. These 4 grassroots solutions are tackling both
• What are frontier risks and how can we prepare for them?
• The case for the digital commons
• How to make remote work in manufacturing a reality
• This start-up is using blockchain to help smallholder farmers prosper
• Gender equality, sustainability and social justice: A roadmap for recovery
• To protect jobs we have to protect people first
• We all lose when any individual is excluded: the truth about LGBTQ inclusion
• What shifting foreign investment patterns mean for Africa's recovery
• Nature funding must triple by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climate
• From feed to fuel: This is how corn is used around the world
• What would happen to the climate if we reforested the entire tropics?
• 26 exciting new page-turners for your summer reading list
• European countries top the global talent list of 2020
• Climate talks will fail without more young people's voices
• Forum to convene leaders, new partnerships across Latin America, as US calls for inclusive growth
• Solving the mystery of the ‘worker shortage’
• 4 lessons in workforce skilling and lifelong learning
• Cybersecurity training can close skills gap for a safer digital world
• How COVID-19 has affected international labour migration – and the path to enduring reintegration
• Can we improve the world by remaining impartial?
• This is why it’s good business to invest in nature conservation
• Organizations can get reskilling right. This McKinsey survey shows how
• Women are essential to the economy – so let’s treat them that way
• How public-private partnerships can enable digital recovery for small businesses
• Keep talking. Why every organization needs a chief negotiator
• This is how the steel industry is forging a path to net-zero
• Modern farming is as much about data as digging. Here are 3 emerging agricultural skills
• Lives or livelihoods: Latin America and the Caribbean’s pandemic dilemma
• World Bank: 4 ways we can make the most of electric mobility
• Europeans are paying up to 40% of their earnings on rent 
• Why local trust and cooperation is vital when protecting global fisheries
• A 5,000-year-old history of the gender gap
• A green reboot for cities: Strategies for post-COVID growth
• 5 ways digital working can help young people with disabilities into digital jobs
• Spending time by the water to boost your mental health now comes on prescription
• Rising global temperatures 'inexorably closer' to climate tipping point, WMO says
• Yale University’s happiness course is now being taught in high schools
• Decarbonizing shipping – why now is the time to act 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 27 May
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 28 May
• The race to net-zero is on. This is how we can cross the finish line
• Countries must transition to a circular economy. The right roadmap can help
• This proven strategy can reverse biodiversity loss and boost economies
• What will a post-pandemic economy look like? Here's what chief economists expect
• How COVID-19 is ending the stigma of online learning
• New economic measures are needed to avoid collapse of families during pandemic 
• Innovation and Ecopreneurship for #GenerationRestoration
• The world urgently needs 900,000 more midwives, report says
• Funding for Africa's startups is at a record high - this is where it's going
• These are the breakthroughs we need to achieve a net-zero world
• The dos and don'ts of rewilding 
• Climate change: Wildfires in the Western U.S. are burning higher up the mountains
• Five satellite images that show how fast our planet is changing
• Humans are forcing plants to adapt at the fastest rate since the last ice age, study finds
• Study: Plastic pollution raises beach temperatures, threatening marine life
• Can people vaccinated against COVID-19 still spread the coronavirus?
• In Egypt, these fishermen are going out to catch plastic, not fish. Here’s why
• Book sales are up: this is what we’ve been reading during the pandemic
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 4 June
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 3 June
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 2 June
• There's a growing focus on ocean resilience in China – and the positive impacts could be global
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 1 June
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 26 May
• Workplace racial equity depends on job retention as much as job hires to achieve a truly diverse workforce
• Why cultural context is vital when treating women traumatised by war
• Could dehydrating meat and vegetables help solve the global food waste problem?
• 2021 World Food Prize winner highlights the importance of ‘aquatic superfoods’
• How much will it cost to save nature - and who will pay?
• How police killings affect Black communities, explained by a public health expert
• Giant new offshore wind farms are set to power 10 million US homes
• It's time for climate change investing to be put into action
• Are net zero emissions by 2050 possible? Yes, says IEA
• Our current internet architecture was conceived for the 1980s. It's time for an upgrade
• Why building trust in vaccines is good for protecting public health
• 8 steps to starting a cybersecurity virtuous cycle
• Everything you need to know about Vietnam’s plan to plant 1 billion trees
• In South Africa, a zero-waste food bus hopes to drive away hunger
• State of the climate: 2021 off to cooler start due to fading La Niña
• 4 ways to scale up finance for India's water sector
• How Asia and Africa are finding innovative ways to plug the COVID-19 health gaps
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 25 May
• Get ready for the jobs of the future: This week's Radio Davos
• How to hardwire gender parity in COVID-19 recovery efforts
• The average ransomware demand is now $170K. Here's how we can fight back
• Why operations and supply chain leaders would make great CEOs
• How nature can help carbon-intensive companies meet their net-zero commitments
• 5 ways data can help build trust in vaccines
• These 4 start-ups are using seaweed to help save the planet
• Building back broader: a new approach to fiscal and monetary policy
• How can robots and AI make offshore energy more sustainable?
• Climate change: World Bank scales up investments to increase resilience in Burundi
• Scandinavia is still the happiest region in the world
• Why gender is at the heart of transforming the plastics value chain
• 3 reasons companies are investing in forest conservation and restoration, and how they do it
• Ending harmful fisheries subsidies would improve the health of our ocean. This is why
• This is how we can build trust in vaccines as COVID-19 continues to spread
• 40% of all projected job opportunities will be created in this sector. And it’s not technology
• How Italy is creating the markets of tomorrow
• In pictures: the history of space travel
• To make it cybersecure, CEOs must truly get to know their business
• This 4-step technique is helping leaders set meaningful goals
• Air pollution costs each American $2,500 a year in healthcare - study finds
• Slaves to speed: Why we’d all benefit from ‘slow cities’
• We can’t just plant trees, we have to restore forests. Here's why
• To get to net-zero, we need some behavioural changes. A psychologist looks at the challenge
• Is 30 minutes of daily exercise enough? It depends on how much sitting down you do
• Can the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change be tackled together?
• Drones are delivering vaccines to rural communities in India
• This new project will help us understand, monitor, predict and protect the ocean 
• Smart Toy Awards 
• A Better Future for Food – Public Forum of the UN Food Systems Summit
• Road crash deaths and injuries in the world's cities can be stopped. Here's how
• Traditional farming techniques could help end global hunger, says the UN. Here’s how
• Why young people must be at the heart of the COVID-19 recovery
• What are food crises and how many people are affected by them?
• Why did 40.5 million people flee their homes? (IDMC internally displaced persons report)
• 5 research-backed reasons working from home will stick
• This is how we empower a generation of young people to protect the ocean
• Working and caring during UK lockdown: who bears the brunt?
• These sustainable floats gather vital data about the ocean - while using the water to recharge 
• Your smartphone has become your home, anthropologists say
• We need tech solutions that value human interaction more than ever
• What is ‘circular denim’ and why are top brands redesigning jeans?
• 6 things to know about the future of skills and workplace learning
• How the World Bank is boosting climate resilience
• How much of Earth is currently protected?
• The secret to a successful startup? Letting employees own it
• This cycling project in Tunisia is pushing for greater pedal power
• These are the human benefits of building nature into our cities
• GDP is no longer an accurate measure of growth. So what can take its place?
• This sea star was almost killed off. Now scientists are breeding it to help fight climate change
• What is ocean literacy and why do we need it?
• 12 new leadership books, recommended by Adam Grant
• Atlantic hurricane season starts soon - here's what forecasters are looking for
• Workers aren't being told if they're going back to the office - and it's hurting morale
• COVID-19 in Africa: our WHO media briefing
• 3 ways companies can support disability inclusion and boost innovation
• Decarbonising aviation requires a transition to sustainable fuel. Here’s how governments can help.
• Rescued at sea: how we can do more for essential workers as the pandemic persists
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 20 May
• How to follow the Jobs Reset Summit 2021
• Leonardo DiCaprio and conservationists unite to restore Galápagos habitats
• If ransomware can shut the US energy 'jugular', what might it do to you? The head of Homeland Security talks to Radio Davos
• Space junk: what it is and why cleaning it up matters
• What is the gig economy and what's the deal for gig workers?
• Global trade after COVID-19: From fixed capital to human capital
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 21 May
• How tech is helping Egypt's informal recyclers build a circular economy
• How big tech can help start-ups fuel Asia’s post-pandemic recovery
• 9 out of 10 organizations are switching to hybrid working, according to a McKinsey survey
• ‘Payment by results’: how could social impact bonds boost innovation?
• Antarctica could reach its climate ‘tipping point’ this century – but we can stop it
• Climate change: What is 'net zero' and why does it matter?
• Why is it so much harder to develop an HIV/AIDS vaccine than a COVID-19 vaccine?
• Everything you need to know about the Jobs Reset Summit
• Stuck in a Zoom call? Try these creative ways to exit politely
• The automobile industry can lead the clean mobility movement. This is how
• The automobile industry needs to steer in this direction for future success
• How to upskill Gen Z and engage them in a post-pandemic workplace
• How can we best engage older workers in reskilling efforts?
• These tiny plants and giant animals are helping to store vast amounts of CO2 in our oceans
• This is why the energy transition will be reliant on the mining industry
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 19 May
• From batik to coding: these training projects are empowering Indonesia's youth
• Hybrid working is here to stay. But what does that mean in your office?
• How to spot greenwashing – and how to stop it
• How skills development can bridge a growing divide among workers
• Human-centric tech will make AI faster and fairer. Here's how.
• The global eco-wakening: how consumers are driving sustainability
• Smart Toy Awards announce AI-powered toy winners in categories from “creative play” to “innovation” and “smart companion
• Heading towards green recovery, one revolution at a time
• COVID-19: how many remote workers are there in different parts of Europe?
• Here are 5 ways that leaders can learn to embrace new ideas
• Sticky floors or glass ceilings? Understanding Europe's gender gap
• African rainforests slow climate change despite record heat and droughts
• Are developing countries becoming more concerned about nature loss? Here’s what the data says
• From social bonding to personal wellbeing – here’s why hugging is important
• IEA report outlines the radical measures needed to reach net-zero by 2050
• Fibre-optics aren't just for the web. Here's how they're helping predict sea level rises
• 5 ways biodiversity matters to jobs, health and the economy
• 3 ways to ensure ocean protection is equitable and inclusive
• An expert explains: What is RCEP, the world’s biggest trade deal?
• Threatened by rising sea levels, the Maldives is building a floating city
• How much do we really care about nature? A new report reveals all
• What I learned about conservation while kayaking in the Gulf
• 7 insights to help the mining industry prepare its workforce for the future
• Top 10 Jobs of the Future - For 2030 And Beyond
• Why COP26 is our best opportunity to strengthen the ocean's role in fighting climate change
• How the creative manufacturing and handmade sector can craft a post-COVID-19 future
• 3 ways to protect LGBTI rights across the world
• The automotive market is changing. Can China show us the future?
• This start-up is making digital passports… for clothes. Here’s what that means for the fashion industry
• From Silent Gen to Gen Z - which U.S. generation has the most cultural power and influence?
• How data is the key to Africa's EV evolution 
• Class of '20: How COVID-19 hit graduate employment in the U.S.
• Renewable energy jumped nearly 50% in 2020
• How do scientists assess the impact of human actions on extreme weather events?
• Why 2021 is the year to highlight how critical water sources are for the climate
• How software could transform environmental regulation
• 5 things we can do in 2021 that will protect the ocean and change lives
• IMF: 3 ways to close climate risk data gaps
• How stock markets respond to social unrest
• How this NGO has helped 10,000 COVID-19 patients survive India’s oxygen shortage
• Should my child get the COVID-19 vaccine? 7 questions answered by a pediatric infectious disease expert
• WHO: Working long hours is a 'serious health hazard'
• How India's COVID-19 crisis is affecting Africa's vaccine supply
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 18 May
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 17 May
• Survey: Will employees be required to get the COVID-19 vaccination?
• This Finnish town will be carbon neutral by 2025. Here’s how.
• The US pipeline attack shows the energy sector must act now on cybersecurity. Here are 6 ways how
• Finland’s prime minister on why innovation alone can’t tackle the climate crisis
• Microfluidics: The next medical breakthrough you haven't heard of
• These countries are the world's top remittance recipients
• Metal-free batteries could make the industry more ethical and sustainable
• The iTeam: How researchers created a group of robots that work together
• 4 charts that show how technology is enabling the transition to low carbon energy
• Can ‘corporate wellness’ beat a mental health pandemic? This week's Radio Davos
• Forests as big as France have grown back since 2000, research shows
• Governments must act on cybersecurity. The new US executive order is a start.
• Four infographics to help you understand the state of the planet
• This is what healthcare leaders see as the future for digital health
• How to address piracy in the Gulf of Guinea and protect seafarers
• From fintech to farming, here's how digital tech will transform Africa
• The COVID-19 response has shown what we are capable of when we work together
• Devastating natural disasters show the need for resilient, sustainable and inclusive infrastructure
• How rivals can work together to stop plastic waste
• 4 ways AI can help us enter a new age of cybersecurity
• How companies are stepping up efforts to build ethical cultures during COVID-19
• 3 ways to give Africa's growing cities the water they need
• Scientists are mapping animal migration to improve conservation
• Land-use change has affected ‘almost a third’ of world’s terrain since 1960
• How the sharing economy can transform asset-heavy industries
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 14 May
• 5 ways green investments could power a sustainable COVID-19 recovery
• Investing in sustainable energy can enable resilient societies in race to net-zero
• Researchers control Venus flytraps using electric signals
• How to unlock the potential of mission-based ecosystems
• The biorevolution is kicking off. Here's how to harness its opportunities early on
• Researchers have sequenced the most comprehensive map of the SARS-CoV-2 genome yet
• How global trade can save lives and livelihoods - and help protect the planet
• World's 'longest pedestrian suspension' bridge opens in Portugal
• How insect hotels and honey highways are helping bee populations in the Netherlands
• ‘Put a price’ on nature to increase biodiversity incentives, experts say
• Could America's schools make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory? 
• Is the entry-level job going extinct?
• What NBC not airing the Golden Globes means for media and diversity
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 12 May
• Why partnership is the new leadership: Volvo Group's Lars Stenqvist on Meet The Leader
• What’s the ‘bullwhip effect’ and how can we avoid crises like the global chip shortage?
• 5 things to know about the future of electric vehicles
• This hybrid hydro solar power venture could shape the future of Thailand
• What does digital art have to do with sustainability?
• Why imported veg is still more sustainable than local meat
• Want to understand the extent of the world’s digital divide? Look at these 3 charts
• Climate change threatens Kenyan tea sector, putting millions of workers at risk
• Antibiotic-resistant bacteria is spreading from people to chimpanzees
• Air pollution hits people of colour hardest, US study finds
• Why rent controls won't solve the urban housing crisis
• Global forces shaping the future of mining and how to navigate them
• Thinking like Leonardo da Vinci will help children tackle climate change
• This UK campaign is working to close the politics gender gap
• ‘Exceptional new normal’: IEA raises growth forecast for wind and solar by another 25%
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 11 May
• Does your organization buy from diverse businesses? Here’s how to make a difference
• What the cyber-attack on the US oil and gas pipeline means and how to increase security
• Water shortage: how can we prevent US wells from drying up?
• Climate change is coming for the world’s poorest. Here’s how this charity is helping
• What can China tell us about the future of social commerce and content?
• 5 urgent actions in the fightback against ransomware
• Supercharging public-private efforts in the race to net-zero and climate resilience
• This is where U.S. clean energy jobs can make the biggest difference
• 5 things climate-vulnerable countries need from the COP26 summit
• Why an evidence-driven approach is the best way for businesses to support workplace mental health
• The cells in our body have 'a license to die', protecting us from infectious diseases
• Keep temperatures below 2°C to avoid dangerous consequences of climate change, say experts
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