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• The unlikely ingredient behind business success? Love
• Over half of the working population are worried about their retirement
• Cities around the world are leading the charge for cleaner air
• Remote working could harm your mental health, study says
• Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wins Nobel Peace Prize
• This is how industrial robots and automation have actually increased the need for highly-skilled workers
• The world is facing more disasters. This is how data can help us reduce that risk
• This is how German forestry is trying to hold its ground
• Last year, 1,500 allegations of sexual harassment were made against UK students – but universities are taking action
• Citizens of Mumbai are braving arrest and punishment to fight climate change – here's how
• Faced with climate change and growth, Ethiopia's capital shores up its water supply
• These are the two winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature
• Singapore crowned world's most open and competitive economy
• Why we need to redesign institutions instead of scrapping free markets
• African American workers could be badly hit by automation – is there a solution?
• The most competitive economies, blockchain traps and other top stories of the week
• A 2017 WTO deal aimed to improve trade in Africa - but there's still much work to do
• Electronic waste is piling up in homes, this EU regulation aims to stamp that out
• These are the United States’ most exported products
• The 5 lessons from New York Climate Week to help us combat deforestation
• What causes us to burnout at work?
• There's a glimmer of hope for peace in Eastern Ukraine. Here's what needs to happen now
• Particles from 3D printers may be bad for your health
• Top 10 most competitive economies in the world
• 5 trends in the global economy – and their implications for economic policymakers
• There have been over 35,000 fires in Indonesia already this year, but the worst is yet to come
• Drug trade damaging Central America's forests, researchers say
• Here's how music therapy can help anxious children
• The secrets of the world's most competitive economies
• Tools and Weapons - an extract from Brad Smith and Carol Ann Browne's book on the digital age
• World Mental Health Day is a chance to listen to those with the condition – the biggest experts of all
• This pioneering British ‘wildland’ estate could boost biodiversity and yields
• India’s seemingly generous maternity law benefits merely 1% of its women
• It’s time we harnessed Big Data for good
• What can these celebrated philosophers teach us about modern living?
• After a horrific year of fires, how can Indonesia save its forests?
• 3 lessons Japan's Rugby World Cup can teach us about leadership
• As Big Tech gets into banking, these are the risks to watch out for
• 2 spaces need filling on the ECB Executive Board - who's in the running?
• Light-up tattoos use electronics printed right onto skin
• 'Personalized DJ' plays songs to match your mood
• Work less to save the planet? How to make sure a four-day week actually cuts emissions
• This is how female employment can boost the US economy
• These are the world’s top 10 business risks - by region
• Indonesia is setting the example for how to fight forest fires
• Revealed: the countries with the best work-life balance
• The world's 10 fastest growing cities are going to be in Africa within 16 years
• Europe and Africa must cooperate to ensure a peaceful and flourishing future
• These three doctors won the 2019 Nobel Medicine Prize. This is why
• Urban growth, heat islands, humidity, climate change: the costs multiply in tropical cities
• Female founders received just 5% of investments in the foodtech industry last year
• We might be closer to a global currency than ever before. Here's why
• Malaysia is fighting slavery in ground-breaking fashion
• How private equity can fund the fight against climate change
• Global bank urges cities to invest in new infrastructure to adapt to climate change
• Countries lose an estimated $125 billion in tax revenue each year. This is why
• This is how scrolls damaged by Mount Vesuvius erupting in 79AD 'could be read'
• This technology helps smartphones plot location in areas where GPS systems fail
• Pimples, cellulite and hair loss – Russian feminists redefine beauty
• Here's why business strategists aren't focusing enough on communications
• These are the tricks of the trade to hiring the best workers
• These revolutionary technologies are now unused and forgotten
• Here's how you can use your phone to plant trees
• Airships, solar planes and Soviet-era sea skimmers … here's how we fix air travel
• In the digital era, tax, trade and competition rules need an upgrade
• Community gardens can fight food insecurity and boost tolerance
• Brain-controlled exoskeleton helps paralyzed man walk again
• Comprehensive sexuality education can prevent rapes, unsafe abortions and save lives
• Which animals will survive climate change? This new model has answers
• Pollution is rife in your office
• Why more cities should adopt green roofs
• Why people are still celebrating this 350 year old painting
• Public unrest in Iraq is growing. Here’s how the government and the U.S. should respond
• Here's how innovation will power the green revolution
• Children are developing deadly lung diseases because of the Amazon fires
• Firms struggle to capture innovation statistics, but this new data set will make it easier
• This Hungarian man has waged war on plastic waste in rivers
• Why retail could be the barrier to an India-US trade deal
• This is why technology is the future of agriculture
• This UK furniture maker doesn’t build chairs, it grows them
• Loneliness has become a global epidemic among young people today
• Algorithms can now map placentas and ensure healthy pregnancies
• Have you heard of optoacoustic imaging? This is how it's saving lives
• Canada's Northwest Territories votes in record number of women
• Kept awake by worries, Melinda Gates pledges $1 billion to women's rights
• These are India’s cleanest cities
• These researchers are turning plastic bottles into prosthetic limbs
• 5 things that happened at #ies19
• This wall of shoes is for the women killed by domestic violence
• What AI reads about women, pity Canada & Switzerland and other top stories of the week
• 3 reasons why data is not the new oil - and why this matters to India 
• This brewery is ditching plastic six-pack rings to save marine life
• Here's why not all office interruptions are bad
• Small-scale fisheries are old, driven by tradition and vital for our oceans
• We’ve entered the Asian Century and there is no turning back
• Here's how overlooked roadsides could boost Britain’s biodiversity
• This Senegal jail is teaching teenagers to fight with swords - to learn respect and discipline
• This new gel could put out forest fires before they start
• Here’s how virtual reality can help post-traumatic stress sufferers
• This is what one of India's top female bankers did to help women juggle work and family commitments
• These countries produce the most female inventors
• Humans release 40 to 100 times more CO2 than volcanoes, according to a major study
• Why has India halted its plans for a ban on single-use plastics?
• Relaxing planning regulations will not solve the housing crisis – here’s why
• Two years on, Hollywood reflects on #MeToo changes
• The Philippines looks for ways to boost the number of women in jobs
• Bangladesh is booming - and here's why, says the Prime Minister
• How can India transition to electric vehicles? Here's a roadmap
• Innovation and entrepreneurship can cut waste and deliver the circular economy 
• She'd just won Wimbledon, but this was the first question Sania Mirza was asked
• These are India's most powerful businesswomen
• Meet the Seed Warrior: the man on a mission to rescue India’s rice diversity
• As India bans e-cigarettes, here's a look at vaping around the world
• Here’s why the current global economic tumult is very good news for the EU
• More than 1,600 die in India's heaviest monsoon season for 25 years
• The IT revolution and southern Europe's two lost decades
• Deadly violence in the Sahel is worsening and spreading. More than a military strategy is needed to end it
• Black women feel pressured to be ‘superwomen’ – and it’s damaging their health
• Antarctica now has more than 65,000 meltwater lakes as summer ice melts
• Kenya’s Mara river is drying up. But digital technology could help farmers protect their livelihood
• An island-sized iceberg just broke off from Antarctica. This is the surprising reason
• What India's extraordinary growth and future can teach global leaders
• We can save the Arctic if we follow the Nordic countries' lead
• 'Eden bonds': how rewilding could save the climate and your pension
• These deepwater fish farms could help natural stocks recover
• Water inequality is a global issue - here's what we must do to solve it
• 7 things to know about India's economy today
• The solution to fighting climate change could be lurking in our oceans
• This is the profession that will be worst affected by pollution
• Children or career? For young Indians the choice is clear
• Women are four times more likely to be shown undressed in films than men
• The latest challenge for India's businesses? Water scarcity
• Who was Mahatma Gandhi and what impact did he have on India?
• Here's how monetary policy can stabilize a volatile economy
• India is using hundreds of drones to map the country in incredible detail
• The Pacific Islands are right to mistrust geo-engineering
• The US has seen explosive wage growth since 1980, but not in every market. Here’s why
• Why the answer to a more sustainable future could lie within the platform economy
• What lies ahead for Europe's languishing economy?
• 6 things to know about China's historic rise
• A new AI managed to predict a scientific discovery before it happened
• How businesses can turn crises to their advantage
• This is what CEOs around the world see as the biggest risks to business
• After 5 years of endless drought, Honduran farmers are facing desperate choices
• Everything you need to know about the 2019 India Economic Summit 
• There are enormous benefits of free migration - but is it a feasible policy?
• This video shows a sleeping octopus changing colour - which could mean it's dreaming
• A visual guide to remittances, the lifeblood of developing economies
• These are the benefits of practicing mindfulness in the office
• This is why limiting global warming to 1.5°C is crucial
• Severe air pollution could speed up the degeneration of your child’s brain
• Australia set to experience extreme sea level events every year by 2050
• These are the life-saving lessons we learned from the 2009 tsunami
• What the private sector can do for India's economic growth
• The 3 traps when it comes to blockchain and business - and how to avoid them
• How ancient ingredients and revamped recipes are rewriting India's food future
• Climate change will shrink these economies fastest
• This study analysed 700 million grocery store transactions. Here’s what we learned about consumer behavior
• Indian Diaspora Hits Record-Breaking Numbers
• The subtle ways we can reduce global meat consumption
• This ‘devil’ cactus is killing livestock and destroying crops in Kenya. But there’s hope for a solution
• How women entrepreneurs are changing Indian society
• Here are some of India's most celebrated authors
• Tools and Weapons by Brad Smith and Carol Ann Browne - our October Book Club read
• Why we need a radical new approach to water security 
• The secret to Bangladesh’s economic success? The Sheikh Hasina factor
• How to build a digital infrastructure that benefits emerging economies
• Which country offers the cheapest mobile data?
• Greta Thunberg inspires youth activists in fight against child marriage
• Excluding trans athletes is 'dehumanising' says female-to-male boxer
• These are the best cities for work-life balance
• We can't stop the seas from rising, but there's still time to save the planet's coasts
• Water pollution is killing millions of Indians. Here's how technology and reliable data can change that
• Are these the 6 best science books of 2019?
• Why the fate of the global economy rests on the US, China, Britain and Argentina
• An unstoppable movement, who owns poverty and other top stories of the week
• Study shows that relationships have the biggest effect on health
• Here’s how industries affect the shape and size of cities
• Welcome to Daxing: the world’s biggest airport
• We could be overcomplicating virtual reality more than we need to
• 120,000 tonnes of faecal sludge: why India needs a market for human waste
• Passion for winter sports can help fight climate change, organizers say
• Could the EU's ban on palm oil in biofuels do more harm than good?
• Built by robots: This Swiss company could change the construction industry forever
• IKEA thinks it'll produce more energy than it consumes by next year
• Gabon will be paid by Norway to preserve its forests
• Climate change could directly threaten the water supply for 670 million people
• Researchers create bendy battery - here's how
• This study wants every child in the UK to spend a night under the stars
• The disruptive impact of new technology on the banking industry
• Developing countries export so much of their fish stocks that they lack basic nutrients, researchers say
• Smartphone tech could prevent the deaths of six million women and children by 2030
• 4 ways climate change is opening the Arctic up for business
• Here's how California is approaching the ethics of AI
• Zimbabwe’s private sector is cleaning up its cities – literally
• Over 2.5 billion people use social media. This is how it has changed the world
• Ending the epidemic of maternal deaths around the world
• These infographics show how plastics end up on the ocean floor
• Why I ride my bike to work, by the Prime Minister of the Netherlands
• Four in 10 Ethiopians don’t have access to clean water. A striking photo exhibit shows how the women cope
• Mothers are more tired, more stressed and far unhappier than fathers. Here’s why 
• Why transparency in drug pricing is more complicated than it seems 
• These are the places with the most climate change deniers
• India is showing the world how to harness citizen data and protect privacy at the same time
• This machine read 3.5 million books then told us what it thought about men and women
• Top 10 tips for tackling toxic people
• Is Europe ready for its own army?
• Study: Even short-lived solar panels can be economically viable
• Here's how India can embrace 5G to improve growth and productivity
• Survey finds 'sextortion' rife in Latin America, women worst hit
• These inspiring world leaders have joined forces to fight inequality
• The 3 challenges to skill development in India – and how to tackle them
• We can meet the SDGs using the wisdom of crowds. Here's how
• Denmark’s last circus elephants are retiring – here's what might take their place
• What fast-ageing countries such as China tell us about our economic future
• Helicopter monetary policy: What is it and can it benefit our economy?
• Are we at risk of a financial crisis? Our new report takes a look
• This infographic shows CO2 emissions all around the world
• We could be losing the race against climate change, new UN report says
• Science fiction could save us from bad technology
• Without private finance, there will be no green transition. Here is what needs to happen
• By 2030, Bangladesh will be the 24th largest economy. Here's how ICT is driving that growth
• 4 ways to make your wardrobe more sustainable
• Meet the jungle gardener of Borneo, who is logging sustainably
• Energy, food and leaky pipes: how to solve India's water crisis 
• One of the biggest countries in the world is running out of drinking water
• 'We are unstoppable' - what we learned at our sustainability summit in New York
• What if nearly everything we thought we knew about poverty was wrong?
• Women need to be recognised for their part in men's academic prestige
• The insecurity of the property market hurts all demographics 
• India's constitution is 30 times longer than America's - and still growing
• New watchdog funded by tech giants will fight against online extremism
• How start-ups will lead India through the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• This company is helping small farmers turn waste into biofuel and fertilizer
• AI is the latest weapon cybercriminals are exploiting
• This French city has banned cruise ships in a bid to boost air quality
• Heavy industries have a vital role to play in fighting climate change
• India's superpower is education. Here's why it must build on this
• This is where to go if you want higher education for free
• Take a look inside India’s ‘school for grandmothers’
• Here's how technology is shaping India's workforce
• Climate change inaction has violated our rights as children, young activists tell world leaders
• These are the best and worst states for healthcare in the US
• Switzerland speeds up its climate goals
• China is leading the world in sustainable development
• This is how India's auto component industry can turn disruption into growth 
• How AI can promote social good
• Traditional gender roles often re-emerge after natural disasters, researchers have found
• The 'new' economics of trade agreements
• Track your trash: how São Paulo is reducing waste with technology
• What are the UN's plans for developing and managing more urban forests
• Oil companies have met young climate activists to hear their concerns
• This chart shows the planet's oceans are getting warmer
• Why is Australia evacuating its rivers?
• How digital can transform healthcare in Asia for millions of people
• Plastic pollution is seeping into the Arctic, here's how we can prevent it
• Why India is ready to become a supercomputer power
• Systems leadership can change the world - but what exactly is it?
• How technology can help India breathe more easily
• These 200 women are carving out a new future for women's ice hockey
• Sierra Leone has sharply increased the minimum prison sentence for rape
• For small island nations, climate change is not a threat. It's already here
• Clean air is good for business
• Cities are easy prey for cybercriminals. Here's how they can fight back
• Digital Labour Platforms Impact Working Conditions. Here's How
• What India's route to universal health coverage can teach the world
• Altruism can be good for business, as these companies show
• These 130 banks are joining the global fight against climate change
• What can Euroscepticism teach the world?
• 'Smarticles' are helping robotics researchers build a new form of movement
• This start-up uses A.I. to help music producers create the perfect song
• Colombian cities gather green speed with electric buses
• This global company is aiming to have zero environmental impact. Here's the plan
• Japanese companies think worker shortage is hindering them. This study shows why they're wrong
• This Swiss glacier is slowly dying, so people held a funeral
• We need an economic model that works for people and the planet
• If the energy sector is to go carbon-neutral, rapid innovations are needed
• Facebook-style algorithms hunt for dark matter in space maps
• This graph tells us who's using social media the most
• These mega-regions are driving our global economy
• It's time to bring together global trade and climate action and let them help each other
• Automation and robotics could have a surprising impact on climate crisis
• Tiny homes: minimalist trend or economic necessity?
• Why it’s time to invest in climate resilient infrastructure
• Why India can show us how to achieve growth with purpose
• How India's new consumers can contribute to a $6 trillion opportunity
• Announcing a new network of leaders changing the system together
• Global public-private collaboration tackles cybersecurity skills gap
• How India's government can build better contracts with blockchain
• How Goa's digital approach to diabetes can improve universal healthcare
• Why unlearning is as vital as learning in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Clean energy scenarios, insert $7 trillion and other top stories of the week
• Burgers, bugs and the shift to a new way of eating
• How much do your friends influnce your buying decisions? 
• Why carbon tax is crucial to curbing climate change
• Women's sport is to be aired on free-to-watch TV in Britain
• This driverless shuttle bus is picking up elderly Australians on demand
• What does the world really think about the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
• How technology can fast-track the global goals
• An expert explains the route to carbon neutral shipping
• How al Qaeda has regrouped and is ready to strike at the West once again
• Car-free day - and the other 364 days of the year
• Why cooperative and competitive federalism is the secret to India's success
• Services are the hidden side of the US-China trade war
• Flying high: how India could lead the world in drones
• The 5-trillion-dollar question: how can business build a digitally native India?
• This is what happened when cities around the world went car-free
• This is how India can become the next Silicon Valley
• Greta: the voice of climate activism who says 'listen to the scientists'
• Clever hide-and-seek AIs learn to use tools and break the rules
• Why governments must back cities in their battles to reverse climate change
• 5 million homes in 5 years - Pakistan's poverty pledge
• Our health systems are under pressure. Here are 9 ways to remedy that
• In the long run, automation is good for workers. But policymakers must be mindful of short-term consequences
• AI can help us predict the size of the next forest wildfire
• This company lets you set your own salary
• Listen to the future – how 26 youth-led organizations are supercharging the UN's Global Goals
• A new digital tool to identify the stars in the SDG financing universe
• Four food myths that we need to tackle for a healthier planet
• Is the Philips curve still a useful tool?
• ‘This is a present for Indonesian children’: Indonesia raises the minimum marriage age to 19
• Researchers have created emissions-free cement
• 7 ways the private sector can contribute to universal health coverage
• The inspiring story behind this picture of two world leaders
• AI’s contribution to the global economy will bypass that of China and India by 2030, to reach $15.7 trillion
• Global development is being harmed by gender-based violence and discriminatory laws
• This AI tool can help you spot fake news online
• Trade uncertainty has risen at an alarming rate. This is why
• Three things to know about our Sustainable Development Impact summit
• How can we STEM the tide of women graduates leaving science?
• Robotic fish are helping drive invasive species out of the water
• I protested outside the World Economic Forum meeting in 2002. Here’s why activists should work with them today
• This farmer used an age-old technique to save his soil and now his farm is prospering
• Business models inspired by nature are the future
• Universal Health Coverage is possible. We just need to focus on outcomes
• Do you trust your data with your insurers?
• BRICS' New Development Bank turns four: what has it achieved?
• More than 1 in 10 people in Japan are aged 80 or over. Here's how its ageing population is reshaping the country
• 100 million Africans could be unemployed in 2030, new report says
• Outcry as only 3% of rape cases result in a conviction in England and Wales
• Do large natural shocks leave a permanent mark on cities?
• Why are economists letting down the world on climate change?
• The first-ever climate telethon has raised $2.6 million for new forests
• The future of sustainability: carbon recycling through the power of the sun
• The rise of the robo-restaurant: AI is ready to take your order
• 'Embrace the immigrant' says female chef tackling racism and sexism with food
• Why the Fourth Industrial Revolution could spell more jobs – not fewer
• These are the world’s safest cities
• Carbon dioxide makes up 0.041% of the Earth's atmosphere. Here's why that tiny percentage has big consequences
• What Nigeria can learn from other rapidly urbanizing areas
• 'Climigration' – the new word to describe the harrowing reality for millions of climate refugees
• 3 ways we are making an impact on plastic pollution
• A new roadmap for corporate climate governance
• 3 obstacles that stand in the way of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
• A Planet of 3 Billion by Christopher Tucker – book extract
• Digital technology is changing the way we help fund people in desperate need
• Smart cities make room for the visually impaired
• This app has helped Colombia destroy 70,000 mosquito breeding sites and fight Zika
• What was life like for our earliest ancestors? This video game lets you find out
• Scientists warn of unrest unless we transform global food production
• How can we empower women to end Africa’s scourge of gender violence?
• Who writes the rules for a digital city?
• Engineers develop multimaterial fiber “ink” for 3-D-printed devices
• People can swap plastic waste for rice in this Philippines community
• 'The Power of Nunchi: the Korean Secret to Happiness and Success', an extract
• This new robotic gripper is gentle enough to handle eggs
• Canadian nature lovers have crowdfunded millions to protect an area of pristine wilderness
• 5 most affordable cities to buy a home in the US
• We're all in the same boat on the SDGs. Here's how we steer a course
• Setting the facts straight on plastics
• Australian state provides free tampons to students to tackle taboos
• What we've promised will not be enough to save the world's oceans
• 'You burn out': Why female athletes and coaches aren’t valued nearly enough
• Automation and jobs: When technology boosts employment
• Does Hollywood have a gender pay gap problem? 
• One man’s struggle to save Cairo’s architectural heritage
• How smartphones devastated the camera industry
• The key to preventing future conflict? First tackle gang violence in cities
• The complicated relationship between easy credit and economic growth
• MIT's climate simulations give students the opportunity to learn about crisis management
• Serious about sustainability? Get serious about corruption
• A new MIT report examines how to make technology to work for society
• This small harvester could end water shortages in vulnerable countries
• Making the move to more sustainable mobility – three steps for companies 
• How to follow #ies19, our India Economic Summit in New Delhi 
• How governments can halt the rise of unfriendly, unstoppable super-AI
• Ms Monopoly board game sees women players get paid more
• Bone implants to be made from 3D printed salt
• Want to cut greenhouse gas emissions? Look to digital technologies 
• Barcelona's 'superblocks' could save lives and cut pollution, says report
• Growing inequality and climate change threaten human existence, UN says
• Ending the era of dirty textiles
• I cycled over 6,000km across the United States to document climate change. Here’s what I learned
• Why responsible consumption is everyone’s business
• This is where teachers are paid the most
• The future of houses, stop forests from burning and other top stories of the week
• Banking on sustainability - what’s next?
• Malaria could be gone by the middle of the century. Here’s how
• The mobile industry contributes nearly $4 trillion to the global economy. It's more important than ever
• Those who drink tea regularly have healthier brains, research shows
• Here's how governments can achieve Universal Health Coverage
• How Africa could become an example of international cooperation
• How to build an entrepreneurial university
• These are the best universities in the world
• How to simplify corporate reporting
• Tariffs are not the solution for trade imbalances. Here’s what countries should focus on instead
• Here's how food trends are changing in the era of climate awareness 
• Zimbabwe's women are 'braving' being assaulted on public buses
• Men in the US earn $10,000 more a year than women, a new study has found
• These countries are leading the way in green finance
• These are the world's five most-visited cities
• This computer turns text into animation
• Record-breaking heatwaves killed about 1,500 people in France
• What can Hurricane Dorian teach businesses about preparing for disasters?
• This healthcare executive offers key tips on leadership
• Trade uncertainty hangs over the global economy. This new index explains what that means for you
• This is how India can fight flooding
• Why we need a new global code of conduct for outer space
• This app for tuberculosis increases odds of patients completing treatment
• It's in the numbers – how sustainability will support Africa's long-term growth and development
• How do we build a #sustainableworld?
• Is it better to be poor in a rich country or rich in a poor country?
• How fast will the global energy transition happen? Two scenarios
• Bilbao's city parks offer brain-training games for the elderly 
• These two global industries need to work together if we really want a decarbonised future
• Investment in renewable energy is slowing down. Here's why
• Three ways batteries could power change in the world 
• Indonesia's tales of 'Mighty Girls' break down gender barriers and stereotypes
• How to follow our #sdi19 meeting in New York
• This is how social media giants are helping stop the spread of measles
• How Italy is cutting food waste and feeding the poor
• Margaret Atwood has published the sequel to 'Handmaid’s Tale' – and it’s come at the right time
• Lego is piloting audio and braille building instructions
• Here's how to close the $176 billion health financing gap
• Reprogrammable ink allows objects to change colour like a chameleon
• These fishing pioneers are making it easier to eat sustainable seafood
• Three steps to clean up electric vehicle supply chains
• This start-up made doing good a business priority – and flourished
• If we fight climate change properly, it could inject $7 trillion into the economy
• This biotech company claims to have 3D printed a mini human heart 
• How the IMF can ‘raise its game’ on monetary policy advice
• Southern Africa establishes a ‘climate finance facility’
• Sierra Leone trials new ways to cut teen pregnancy
• Women hold 1 in 5 top science and tech jobs - but make up 50% of STEM students
• London wants new skyscrapers to protect cyclists from wind tunnels
• 3 of Jack Ma's best pieces of advice
• This is why obesity is classified as a type of malnutrition
• Fewer children than ever know the names for plants and animals
• Japan is using rugby to keep its elderly people active
• Invisible stamps are the latest weapon in the war on groping in Japan - but are they working?
• How privacy tech is redefining the data economy
• Managers, technology and how to improve productivity
• Researchers have chosen which smart devices are at risk of being hacked. Here are the results
• We can solve climate change – if we involve women
• Three distinct personality traits drive entrepreneurs to take risks
• This is how parental leave policies impact the gender gap
• 3 Most relevant ways to speed up energy transition to a cleaner future
• This is how we can reduce risk and improve stability within the financial system
• How the mobile industry is driving climate progress on the scale of a major economy
• Older baby boomers are creating new living arrangements for themselves – here’s how
• How can we protect cultural landmarks from war?
• Scientists have been investigating the Loch Ness monster. This is what they've found 
• Can you list the 7 countries that have been to the moon?
• How climate change sparks innovation for fragile communities
• First do no harm. Why healthcare needs to change
• A giant marine heatwave has descended on Alaska
• Here’s how we can use agriculture to fight climate change
• Central banks are afraid of stable prices - here's why
• Human relationships are the all-purpose tool for sustainable development
• This Austrian football stadium is filled with trees
• Why are there so few women CEO's?
• These are the world’s most tree-covered countries
• 'To survive, you have to keep your mouth shut.' The problematic culture of Australia's female jockeys
• Zero carbon by 2050 is possible. Here's what we need to do
• Nordic companies prove doing good is good for the bottom line
• Bushfires ravage Australia during strong winds
• Could a progressive consumption tax reduce wealth inequality?
• Why India's 'no first use' nuclear strategy still makes sense
• Are our smart meters smart enough?
• This 'E-glove gives prosthetic limbs the feel of a real human hand
• Why I stopped taking the lift
• Flood damage is now a mental health threat in Britain
• When future archaeologists study the earth, their main find will be plastic
• Energy efficiency and the fight against climate change
• What automation spells for the future of work in the US?
• What we've learned about mental health from young people
• ‘Diversity’ is more than a buzzword. It’s key to solving major workplace problems
• Why Opportunity Zones could be key to transforming our cities
• The UK’s River Thames has come back to life – with a seal population to prove it
• Half of the world’s population lack access to essential health services – are we doing enough?
• Rival banks must work together to tackle climate change
• Why we need a Paris Agreement for nature
• Humans have caused this environmental crisis. It’s time to change how we think about risk
• The life-saving power of sex education
• How the Greenland ice sheet fared in 2019
• Long commutes are forcing women to quit work
• Ireland's inspiring idea to go greener
• The UK has opened a 1,300 km cycle trail linking England and Scotland

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