Energy efficiency improvements doubled in 2022 compared to the five years prior, new data shows. This could be a turning point if policymakers act wisely.
Many energy savings are easy to make, but policy and technology can help with bigger, higher-cost changes. Here are four such energy efficiency examples.
Digital twins are virtual replicas of real objects. They can help companies and governments experiment, learn and make improvements in the real world.
Globalization’s evolution could see greater international integration or fragmentation in politics and the digital sphere. A report explores 4 scenarios.
Some of Asia's largest cities are taking a tough stance on air pollution from cars by targeting the highest emitters.
Sustainable aviation fuel made from used cooking oil, biomass, and waste products could help air travel decarbonize substantially, but some hurdles remain.
Consumer brand preferences are driven by an alignment of their own values, including reducing environmental harm and standing up for social issues.
Online job postings have been growing beyond pre-pandemic levels, with the US uptick at more than 50% compared with pre-pandemic times, says job site Indeed.
A blossoming marine ecosystem has been discovered in and around the largest offshore wind farm in the US. But wildlife is also at risk from these farms - so, what can be done?
The UN’s Global Biodiversity Framework could be to nature what the Paris accord is to our climate, protecting habitats and creating sustainable food systems.
你是为了生活而工作还是为了工作而生活？无论你现在的答案是什么——两年前是这样吗？
Employees are becoming more “belief-driven” in the wake of the pandemic, with 6 in 10 of those changing jobs seeking a better fit between their own and their employer’s corporate values.
Air conditioning drives a growing share of global energy demand. Ice thermal energy storage like Nostromo’s ‘Icebrick’ could be a more eco-friendly option.
Climate change can have severe knock-on effects for food security. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened food insecurity, according to the World Food Programme.
One major impact of ongoing lockdowns has been rapid digital acceleration, which is set to change how we work and live in the future.
