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• How inclusion helps companies succeed
• Earth could cross the global warming threshold as soon as 2027
• An 'ecocide' is happening right in front of our eyes in the Caspian Sea
• CO2 can help the construction industry emit less CO2. Here's how
• I created a class to teach zero waste. It turned into so much more
• These charts show that even before COVID, most children weren’t doing enough exercise
• The US is building a bike trail that runs coast-to-coast across 12 states
• Chart of the day: How do the different COVID-19 vaccines work?
• To build back from COVID-19, don’t overlook informal workers
• Waste not want not: 4 signs the circular economy is going strong
• How human activity threatens the world’s carbon-rich peatlands
• Can ocean health lead to wealth? Our latest House on Fire podcast tackles blue finance
• How climate action and clean energy can regenerate the next decade
• The year that COVID built: a look back on 2020
• This is how COVID-19 has impacted workers’ lives around the world
• How to navigate a stop-and-start pandemic economy
• Almost 90% of the world's animal species will lose some habitat to agriculture by 2050
• Insights from Uganda on how to fight the scourge of child mortality
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 22 December
• How to stop modern slavery
• How can essential movement of people and goods be restored during Covid-19? Updates on CommonTrust Network
• These 5 projects are addressing the climate crisis and inequality in their cities
• Your computer can help scientists find a cure for COVID-19. Here’s how
• Coronavirus and sourdough - this is what we searched for online in 2020
• For a true economic recovery, small businesses will need more support
• How global fragmentation is holding back blockchain’s progress
• A funding gap is hurting developing countries' efforts to contain COVID-19
• Scotland plans to protect 30% of its land to boost biodiversity
• 3 scenarios for how bioengineering could change our world in 10 years
• This is what we know about the new COVID-19 variant, according to an expert
• Geothermal energy, the forgotten renewable, has finally arrived
• This Belgian restaurant is following COVID rules using camper vans
• Are we experiencing a K shaped recovery from COVID-19?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 21 December
• The start-up that believes seaweed can change the world
• Whale road: how to keep marine mammals safe from speeding ships - House on Fire podcast
• We urgently need a new army of digital firefighters. Here's why
• The world's remaining forests might be in bigger trouble than we thought
• Lessons from India: How we can build equitable economies from restoring landscapes 
• 3 charts that show countries and sectors with the highest greenhouse gas emissions
• COVID-19: How women are bearing the burden of unpaid work
• Dying inside: The hidden crisis in America's jails
• Scientists find new, rare and rediscovered species in Bolivian Andes
• Modelling the shape of the mental health crisis after COVID
• How Viet Nam can reduce marine plastics by 75% in the next decade
• Why it's time to change high school transcripts
• Trust is the glue of a healthy society. Here's how to bring it back
• The pandemic’s effects on US jobs in charts
• 4 ways family businesses can lead the pandemic recovery
• This is how one cycle of poverty and ill health is being broken in Brazil
• These are the world's most powerful women
• We can’t tackle the climate change crisis without changing construction. Here’s why
• A quarter of the world lives in 'societal poverty' - here's what that means
• Southern Africa shows how unlocking data can drive economic recovery
• How teaching 'future resilient' skills can help workers adapt to automation
• More than speed: 5G could become the next big economic driver
• We have a shared responsibility for bringing our seafarers home
• Why Nigeria's #EndSARS movement is more than a call to end police brutality
• This is why we should test everyone for COVID-19
• Why people are choosing to rent their Christmas trees
• Lloyd's ESG Report: stepping back from coal and oil sands
• Faith leaders are taking a stand against LGBT+ discrimination
• Fresh waves of locusts threaten to decimate farms across eastern Africa
• This is what the cities of the future could look like
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 18 December
• Beyond 2020: How the world might recover and rebuild, according to experts
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 17 December
• Indian smart cities offer a model for pandemic recovery
• Melbourne is worth 7% of Australia's economy. How can it build back post-COVID?
• This is the online course 2020 needed
• Coders behind bars: The prisoners training for future tech jobs
• How the US Clean Air Act saved 1.5 billion birds in 50 years
• New Year, new start? This is how to keep your resolutions, according to science
• This online scheme gives parents help with their kids’ homework
• Maggots on the menu: the pet foods using insect protein to help the planet
• COVID-19 has fuelled a global ‘learning poverty’ crisis
• First-ever aerial map of Hawaii’s coral creates groundbreaking conservation tool
• 4 ways employers can support their employees through home working
• Here's how opinions on the impact of artificial intelligence differ around the world
• These are the countries where AI is aiding productivity the most
• New climate models suggest faster melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet
• Should we be worried about coronavirus mutations? An expert explains
• Can Barcelona provide the blueprint for green cities after COVID-19?
• This is how countries can rebuild competitive economies for people and planet
• Bill Gates: 5 good books for a lousy year
• What is 'coral IVF' and how can it restore Australia's Great Barrier Reef?
• These countries host the most refugees
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 16 December
• Achieving carbon neutrality: One company’s lessons learned
• Deloitte's Punit Renjen: 'The future is not pre-ordained'
• After reading, writing and arithmetic, the 4th 'r' of literacy is cyber-risk
• 4 priorities for a better built environment in the post-COVID city
• Can we crack the hydrogen hype puzzle this time around?
• How the mining and metals industry can build resilience post-pandemic
• Are we really ready to tackle the climate crisis? Yes, here are 6 reasons how
• The Oceanbird: Swedish firm develops largest wind-driven cargo shop
• EU faces Franco-Dutch call for plan to stop 'greenwashing'
• COVID-19: Most American workers want to keep working from home
• How mapping trees in America's cities could fight inequality and slow climate change
• Here's what you need to know about the new AI 'arms race'
• Recovering and Rebuilding from 2020: follow the livestream
• Global Competitiveness Report Special Edition 2020 launch: follow the livestream
• Equal access to COVID-19 vaccines could be worth billions
• The results from Pfizer's vaccine trial and what they tell us
• The new species discovered in 2020
• Why has Italy suffered so badly during the pandemic?
• This 'lost shark' has just been discovered - but might already be extinct
• 9 good news stories from 2020
• How a multi-generational workforce is key to economic growth
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 15 December
• The missing link between blockchains and enterprises
• How China pays for its COVID-19 medical bills
• Agile Governance in the Post-Pandemic World 
• This Belgian start-up allows anyone to become an urban farmer
• Who do you spend the most time with? This chart shows how that may change
• How expanding mobile broadband coverage is lifting millions out of poverty
• How do people spend their time? This chart takes a global look
• These were the leading causes of death worldwide in 2019
• In London, children are helping to design the streets
• Mining the Moon: How we can avoid conflict in the lunar gold rush
• Venus was once Earth-like, but climate change made it uninhabitable
• What 'systems thinking' actually means - and why it matters for innovation today
• Diabetes: What to know about the 'silent epidemic' that kills nearly 7 million of us every year
• Australian state says work from home is over, but employees still shun office
• More parcels, fewer people: how aviation is adapting to COVID-19
• How the European Union could achieve net-zero emissions at net-zero cost
• Asian Development Bank launches $9 billion COVID-19 vaccine facility 
• U.N. chief calls for more climate finance for poor nations as 2020 goal slips
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 14 December
• The circular economy could forever change how cars are made – here’s how
• 5 reasons dispute resolution is critical for blockchain’s growth
• Business has a big role to play in vaccinating the world
• What is fusion energy, and what will it take for it to go mainstream?
• The deadly but preventable epidemic we're not talking about
• 3 things we can do reverse the ‘COVID slide’ in education
• This is where people live the longest in the EU
• A 4-point checklist for assessing countries' vaccine readiness 
• COVID-19 shows why we must build trust in digital financial services 
• Strategic narrative: what it is and how it can help your company find meaning
• London is ranked the world’s most ‘magnetic’ city for 9th year in a row
• Here's a tangible plan to restore soil health in the next ten years
• UN economist: We need a post-war playbook for a post-COVID recovery
• This chart shows how debt-to-GDP is rising around the world 
• Coronavirus causes ‘record fall’ in fossil-fuel emissions in 2020
• These scientists have a new theory about the universe. Here's what you need to know
• Giant iceberg on course to 'devastate wildlife' on penguin colony island
• Facial recognition can help re-start post-pandemic travel. Here's how to limit the risks
• Digital video in India, a case for more freedom or regulation?
• Warner Bros. is streaming all its films next year – this is what it means for the movie industry
• How COVID-19 could make our cities doughnut-shaped
• COVID-19: 3 important questions about vaccines, answered by an expert
• This is how we can save millions of people from extreme poverty after COVID-19
• Shift to digital during the pandemic could enable universal health coverage
• Why the world needs better - not less - globalization
• Global action on malaria is stalling. In some countries it could be a greater threat than COVID
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 11 December
• UNEP: Net-zero pledges provide an ‘opening’ to close growing emissions ‘gap’
• Out of balance: Everything made by humans now outweighs everything made by nature
• From arm-sized worms to the Screaming Sixties, this is everything to know about the Southern Ocean
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 10 December
• These are the countries that have the greatest trust in their health services
• How big data could anticipate violence and promote peace
• Human rights must find a permanent place in the boardroom. Here’s why
• How a history of ‘medical racism’ may fuel mistrust in COVID-19 vaccines
• The world is on track to warm by 3 degrees Celsius
• Tasmania is now powered entirely by renewable energy
• Can Indonesia wipe out plastic pollution for good? New House on Fire podcast
• Being around birds linked to higher happiness levels
• These toymakers are giving their products a COVID-19 twist for Christmas
• Is the world up to the challenge of mass COVID-19 vaccination?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 9 December
• Sports as a service: Will COVID-19 change how we watch sports?
• How COVID could democratize commutes
• Car-parking space: the next great urban frontier
• Why blockchain's final touches may well be human 
• 4 myths about corruption
• 5 traits of organizations that use tech responsibly
• Zurich added these 6 words to job adverts and more women applied
• How to bridge the skills gap between employers and workers 
• Should trade continue to be global after the pandemic?
• Cloud and SaaS technology can drive inclusive banking. Here are 3 reasons how
• 5 critical things we need to do to protect our ocean 
• Three stories from the frontlines of two global crises 
• Emissions cuts in line with Paris Agreement would see benefits ‘within two decades’
• The major threat to global financial security we're not doing enough about
• Home working has exposed us all to more cybercrime. Here's how to close the breach
• 3 lessons from our immune systems on how to tackle COVID-19
• 10 of this year’s best pictures on the environment
• 5 areas to focus on to tackle racial inequality 
• This empty hotel in Paris is sheltering the homeless
• 'I know your favourite drink': Chinese smart city to put AI in charge
• Japan’s birth rate is declining - and fast. Could AI be the solution?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 December
• Measuring innovation? Forget company value, and ask how inclusive the community is
• How COVID-19 has changed the face of fundraising for higher education
• How to ensure that connected homes are for everyone
• Millennials are feeling disillusioned with democracy. This is why
• Tackling human rights abuses is critical to sustainable life at sea and on land
• Work is on the brink of a revolution – we need office buildings to match 
• This company pays you back for planting trees
• Why the global trade of chemicals is key to COVID-19 recovery
• What these 3 ‘unicorns’ tell us about our pandemic spending habits
• Analysis: When might the world exceed 1.5C and 2C of global warming?
• The mighty Pacific Ocean is in peril - this is why
• Arctic Ocean: Climate change is flooding the remote north with light - and new species
• Want to swap working from home, for working from Hawaii? Here's how
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 7 December
• 3 ways businesses can harness their might for the good of all
• Real estate must offer human experiences, as we escape virtual lockdown living
• 4 vital steps to protect the world’s remaining rainforests
• A green wave of ESG is poised to break over China
• Why collaboration will be key to creating the workforce of the future
• What drives job satisfaction? Researchers think this is the answer
• Circular economy examples - how IKEA, Burger King, Adidas and more are investing in a circular economy
• How can we avoid a 'dirty' recovery from COVID-19?
• Meet the Yemeni boy showing the world why we must stop the country from falling into famine
• UN: Time is running out to save Yemen from famine
• Unilever to try out four-day working week in New Zealand
• This is the toll COVID-19 is taking on South Korea's delivery drivers
• Meet Mr. Disale, the winner of this year's Global Teacher Prize
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 4 December
• How the world is coming together to save coral reefs
• We can't wait to act! Here’s how to get to net zero emissions
• How China set the path for net carbon neutrality by 2060
• From London's black cabs to cruise ships, how the pandemic has put the brakes on transport
• How to make your business thrive by doing good
• 4 ways to reskill the global workforce – and this is where it’s already happening 
• Take the Meritocracy Stress Test to find out the truth about diversity in your company
• It's time to change how we measure what makes a business successful 
• 5 major trends that are being accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic
• Could artificial intelligence widen the gap between rich and poor nations?
• Why preserving cultural landmarks in a warming climate may mean transforming them
• The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season was a record-breaker, and it’s raising more concerns about climate change
• 5 steps to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• Fewer women CEOs have been appointed since the start of the COVID-19 crisis - here’s why
• COVID-19: Historically Black Colleges and Universities need our support now more than ever
• 'A game  changer' - Austria's Sebastian Kurz and other leaders on COVID vaccines
• Planting trees can be one tool to fight climate change - if we do it right
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 3 December
• What do China's new economic plans mean for Africa?
• This is how much physical activity we all need to stay healthy
• Why mushroom mycelium could be your next house, handbag, or ‘hamburger’
• Education, reinvention and common action can right the wrongs exposed by COVID-19
• Why 'building back better' needs national investment for people and planet
• Investigating climate change’s ‘humidity paradox’
• How countries are dealing with the delicate matter of who to vaccinate first
• Here's how to become a more inclusive leader
• COVID-19: 4 ways to manage remote workers effectively and fairly
• This is how good governance can make sure technology works for everyone
• Vaccine roll-out: This model found 3 key factors for success
• Explained: why renewables became so cheap so fast
• Home office: Can our vacant workplaces be converted into houses?
• 7 ways packaging is changing to reduce plastic waste
• Lost in translation: Why audio description must go onto the accessibility agenda
• This country has become the first in the world to approve the sale of lab-grown meat
• The Top 10 Tech of 2020 - our podcast with Scientific American
• Nature can be China's strongest ally in the fight against climate change
• Why Switzerland's 10-year debate on responsible business matters
• A focus on foreign investment can drive our recovery from COVID-19
• How the US election result could light the touch paper of hope for disability justice
• Schistosomiasis affects 240 million people. Here's how we can eliminate it
• Carbon capture and storage can help us beat climate change
• The oil and gas sector must reinvent itself. This is how it could be done
• Philanthropy must face a reckoning on race in 2021
• What Biden and Kerry could mean for the future of climate change action
• Amazon has become the world's fifth largest employer
• How to Make the Most Out of Being Self-Employed
• How green is your Christmas tree?
• Global COVID-19 data tracks FinTech's progress through uncharted waters
• This is how the World Economic Forum is supporting COVID-19 vaccination
• Why sanctions are not the way to fix relations with North Korea
• How any leader can make an impact: PwC's Bob Moritz 
• We can't let the pandemic derail progress for disabled people
• Why the world needs another trillion trees. This week's House on Fire podcast 
• Remote working is here to stay. But who will be doing it?
• This is how smart technology is helping to combat overfishing
• 'Trust me, I’m a doc-bot'. 3 steps to get closer to AI-driven healthcare
• 2020 feels like dark fiction. Here's how science can inspire a better future
• 3 ways to fight corruption and restore trust in leadership
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 2 December
• Why dockless bikes are the symbol of our future cities
• We're a long way from ending deforestation, but we can still stop it
• Secondhand clothing is in fashion - and it's helping the environment
• The head of the IMF has a message for the international community
• This map shows the extent of human impact on the Earth’s surface
• These are the countries with the most UNESCO World Heritage sites
• World AIDS Day: Lessons for managing COVID-19 from the HIV/AIDS pandemic
• Cellist turns locked-down museums into backdrop for 'healing art'
• This is Norway's cash incentive for other nations to protect their forests
• Designing a robot? AI can tell you which shape will work best
• This project maps bees around the globe. Here's why that matters
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 30 November
• Want to cut malnutrition? Don’t forget these 3 things
• Why COVID-19 shows the future not the end of globalization
• This Indian solar desalination plant will provide water and jobs for local women
• It’s high time we stopped undervaluing older adults
• These are the most expensive cities to live in around the world
• Climate change is making autumn leaves change colour earlier – here’s why
• 'We're ready': Schiphol airport gears up for chilled vaccine cargos
• New Zealand is about to declare a climate emergency - here’s what that means
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 27 November
• How secure is your data? 3 predictions and 3 protections in the age of hybrid work
• 6 ways Latin America and the Caribbean can create a green, resilient, and inclusive recovery
• The shadow pandemic: COVID-19 has resulted in a rise of violence against women in the Caribbean
• This Indian state is a model of how to manage education during a pandemic
• Breaking out of the Malthusian trap: How pandemics allow us to understand why our ancestors were stuck in poverty
• Poor diets may to be blame for 20cm height gaps among children, study says
• Meet Sirio, the seven-year-old Italian influencer changing attitudes over disabilities
• These biodegradable gloves provide a green alternative to synthetic rubber
• This country has become the first in the world to make sanitary products free
• This chart shows where the world's highly educated migrants come from
• These are the countries where teachers spend the most time in the classroom
• This is how humans have learned to used tools to solve problems
• Here's how fishing stifles the ocean's ability to capture carbon
• Here's what the terrifying Nipah virus can teach us about the spread of COVID-19
• This is how to harness the power of human imagination for social change
• 5 ways to unlock the power of tech for the post-pandemic recovery
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 26 November
• 5 things we learned about mental health in the workplace in 2020
• How technology is upgrading traditional mobility services in Africa
• 5 health crises you may not have heard about in 2020
• 4 ideas that could make our response to COVID-19 more equal
• Self-care can help to ease the strain on our health systems. Here's how
• Domestic violence soared in lockdown – but we can stop this hidden pandemic
• Is this what higher education will look like in 5 years?
• This is how Pakistan is closing its skills gap
• Join us for the Social Entrepreneur of the Year Award - India 2020
• As the UK publishes its first census of women killed by men, here’s a global look at the problem
• Why would anyone die for a seed? New 'House on Fire' podcast looks at the race to save genetic diversity
• Suited avatars and digital offices: traders and bankers embrace VR
• One fifth of ecosystems is in danger of collapse – here’s what that might look like
• This new tool helps you calculate your event’s risk of COVID-19
• How home cooking kits have taken off under lockdown
• Leading by doing - Pakistani PM Imran Khan on the urgent need for climate action
• How the institutional response to COVID-19 can prepare us for climate change
• The world is facing an unprecedented hunger crisis. Here's why
• How a circular economy could aid the COVID-19 recovery
• These 5 traditional techniques are helping to solve modern-day problems
• Better buildings are the foundation of the post-pandemic city
• Paris halves street parking and asks residents what they want to do with the space
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 25 November
• This is how we prevent future pandemics, say 22 leading scientists
• Banning apps like TikTok is a slippery slope. Here's why
• Lessons from the Great Recession for a COVID-19 Green Recovery
• The history of the gaming industry in one chart
• COVID-19 cases could reach 20 million in U.S. by Christmas, new forecasting model says
• 5 steps to improve the way you hire new talent
• Sabrina Dhowre Elba: How supporting smallholder farmers can end global hunger
• 5 reasons we need to start nurturing – and eating – weeds
• How maps can help guide us to a better future
• Can impact finance help solve India's mental health crisis?
• This Norwegian start-up wants to build houses out of 100% recycled plastic
• Social enterprises can change entire industries. This is how
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 24 November
• How Bangladesh is seizing the opportunities of e-governance 
• Why addressing the aluminium industry’s carbon footprint is key to climate action
• With vaccines on the horizon, here’s how business leaders can plan ahead
• Reflecting on Kenya’s single-use plastic bag ban three years on
• Four ways cities must harness the UN's Sustainable Development Goals to build back after COVID
• Chef Massimo Bottura calls for a revolution to end food waste
• How local innovations in India are helping to bridge education's digital divide
• How to follow The Davos Agenda
• Follow our livestream session on building a cohesive world
• There's no vaccine for the infodemic - so how can we combat the virus of misinformation?
• Why finance is crucial to boldly transform our food system
• We asked companies how they are helping employees to work safely. Here’s what they said
• A history of the world in 5 foods
• AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine 90% effective, results show
• This is why food security matters now more than ever
• Leadership in a time of COVID: 4 lessons from Young Global Leaders
• This is how the fashion industry can reduce its carbon emissions
• Industry innovation: How has COVID-19 changed global healthcare?
• Why cooking at home during COVID-19 lockdown is reducing food waste
• Could frozen food transmit COVID-19? Here's what we know
• What do we mean by a balanced diet?
• Subsidy payments: A new way to beat lockdown
• Our ocean floor remains largely undiscovered - these are the countries changing that
• UNICEF will ship 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines to developing nations in 2021
• Harder to handle: How COVID-19 has changed work as we know it
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 23 November
• Eat like it matters: how your food choices can clean up the planet and feed the world
• Overfishing is a social injustice. To end it, we need to eliminate harmful fisheries subsidies.
• This is how the populations of India and China have changed since 1800
• The evolution of global education and 5 trends emerging amidst COVID-19
• Corporate America is advancing racial equality - and we have Millennials and Gen-Z to thank
• This is how COVID-19 is changing the design of buildings
• Londoners lead Europe in COVID-inspired dreams to leave the city
• How COVID-19 will impact our cities in the long term
• A billion people have no legal identity - but a new app plans to change that
• This giant South African 'vacuum cleaner' leaves beaches microplastic-free
• Climate action must progress far faster to achieve 1.5°C goal
• Racial discrimination ages Black Americans faster, according to a 25-year-long study of families 
• This is the effect COVID-19 will have on business travel, according to Bill Gates
• The key to stopping Alzheimer's, according to Bill Gates
• How Food Innovation Hubs will scale technology to transform our food system
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 20 November
• How upskilling could help cities rebuild after Coronavirus
• Using blockchain to monitor the COVID-19 vaccine supply chain
• 3 ways world leaders can help Africa's embattled youth
• A Brexit deal must prioritise jobs for generation lockdown. Here's why
• The woman who created the technology behind internet calls explains what it takes to innovate
• 10 ways to eat better - for us and the planet
• Why we must scale up climate-smart agriculture to feed a hungrier world
• Why accelerating ecosystem restoration in the Sahel must be a priority this decade
• The looming health catastrophe that could be more deadly than COVID-19
• What is servitization, and how can it help save the planet?
• Why small farms are key to the future of food - and how we can support them
• 5 ways social entrepreneurs are helping farmers feed the world
• How COVID-19 is changing the economy – and what we can do about it, according to Christine Lagarde
• Europeans approved of the EU's handling of COVID-19 this summer. Has this changed?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 19 November
• Scientific discovery must be redefined. Quantum and AI can help
• Post-pandemic: How to rebuild resilience and trust
• The built environment and fashion industries are primed to lead the recovery. This is why
• Pfizer vaccine trial ends with 95% success rate 
• Fermentation can help build a more efficient and sustainable food system – here’s how
• From health-for-all to health-for-wealth. Asia-Pacific's healthcare financing needs a rethink
• This man designed a sleeping-bag coat to help the homeless keep warm
• The Global South’s pandemic path to self-reliance
• How to stop drug-resistant superbugs from causing the next pandemic
• These are the countries that spend the most and least time on social media 
• Here's how lockdowns slashed global emissions, according to NASA
• Gamification is changing how we work - and succeed
• How to protect jobs during Covid-19: Lessons from the Greek experience
• How young people can transform food into a force for good
• Britain to impose petrol car ban by 2030 on road to net-zero emissions
• What can coronavirus patients expect once they’re discharged from hospital?
• This African island is slowly breaking up into smaller islands
• We brewed beer from recycled wastewater – and it tasted great
• We may have to accept a ‘good enough’ COVID-19 vaccine, at least in 2021
• Greenland's ice sheet could melt at a rate not seen in the last 130,000 years
• This is what we need to prioritise to prevent another pandemic
• Unilever is expecting to take a €1 billion bite out of the alternative meat and dairy market
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 18 November
• Empathy can help tackle big problems. One policy chief explains how
• Six ways to future-proof a city
• Brainwaves could help us monitor mental health, says Alphabet
• The Great Reset: Building Future Resilience to Global Risks
• An expert explains: How to turn industrial carbon emissions into building materials
• Study: Almost all Black British children have experienced racism at school
• These energy giants are developing offshore carbon capture and sequestration projects
• High-tech for the high seas: How the digital wave can help sustainable fisheries
• The world’s coastlines and communities are under threat –Here’s 4 ways to protect them
• 3 ways companies can navigate digital turbulence
• Christine Lagarde is on this week's Great Reset: Pioneers of Change podcast
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 17 November
• How COVID-19 accelerated the shift towards TradeTech
• 5 ways political risk has changed natural catastrophe risk
• Making finance cybersecure to ensure an inclusive recovery
• 4 things that will redefine the way we work by 2025
• ‘We’re seeing the other side of the river’ – top quotes on life after the pandemic
• Everything you need to know about Bold Actions for Food as a Force for Good
• This new LED glove could let you touch things in virtual reality 
• Despite the pandemic subverting progress, we can still meet the Global Goals - Here's how
• Moderna's coronavirus vaccine found to be 94.5% effective in recent study
• We need these two policies to drive our recovery from COVID-19
• Why the platform economy can unlock prosperity for billions of workers
• My fight to remove plastic from period products – and why it matters
• How plastic bottles are turned into spectacles in the US city of Flint
• COVID-19 put 1.6 billion children out of school. Here's how to upgrade education post-pandemic
• Then and now: A bizarre history of the world's biggest tech companies
• Is physical distancing on the decline?
• COVID-19 school closures hit low-achieving students particularly hard
• Coronavirus came to Italy almost 6 months before the first official case, new study shows
• Introducing the World Economic Forum's Podcast Club
• With COP26 postponed, these young activists have decided to have their own climate conference
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 16 November
• COVID-19 is putting millions of people at risk of blindness
• Silos in healthcare are bad for us. Here's the cure
• To feed a growing world, we need to change our food systems now
• The world needs corporate activists. With these 5 steps you can become one
• How to keep COVID-19 vaccines safe from hackers
• The ocean is changing faster than ever. Investing in nature can help protect it
• Why trees really matter in the race to decarbonization
• AI can protect all energy firms from cyberattack. Here's how
• These countries spend the most on research and development
• Here's how business can be a platform for social change
• This funding approach can help social entrepreneurs weather the COVID-19 storm
• Want to change the world? Social innovators offer these 6 lessons 
• We urgently need a Global Data Convention. Here’s why
• 6 ways the pandemic has changed businesses
• The top emerging health technologies to end this pandemic and avert the next one
• This is how cities can overcome their growing transport pains
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