A new programme from the UK’s Mental Health Foundation will enable doctors to prescribe water-based activities to improve low moods and boost mental health.
The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital health and telemedicine, with digitalization set to continue strongly over the next three years.
A visionary project to restore degraded land in Africa’s Sahel belt to boost jobs, food security and battle climate change has received new funding.
Nearly 2 million babies die in the late stages of pregnancy and during birth every year, according to a new report from a UN inter-agency group.
Some of Europe’s smallest territories have the fastest internet access, with Liechtenstein coming out top - but there is a growing digital divide when it comes to high-speed broadband.
L'océan absorbe environ 30 % des émissions de CO2 générées par l'Homme.
The integrity of ocean ecosystems is threatened by climate change, pollution and overfishing. A new sprint is looking for innovative solutions to address some of the key challenges.
Las nuevas estadísticas de la Agencia Internacional de la Energía destacan que, a pesar de los esfuerzos mundiales de descarbonización, el suministro de energía del mundo es notablemente ...
Cities around the world need investment in smart infrastructure to hedge against climate risk and manage their contribution to it. Here are three projects that show what can be achieved.
In the past 51 years, there’s been a little change in the global energy supply mix. The world is now trying to move towards green energy alternatives.
Mining the minerals that go into wind turbines and solar panels have never been easy. Now COVID-19 has impacted the supply chains of critical minerals.
A new report suggests that reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 is feasible for the UK if it takes immediate action in key areas of decarbonisation.
The offshore wind energy sector is fast gaining momentum with policy targets, falling costs, smarter operations and more powerful wind turbines globally.
A new YouGov survey reveals both fear and optimism as people look ahead to a looming global recession.
La ONU dice que el mundo ha perdido un área del tamaño de Libia en bosques desde 1990, pero la buena noticia es que las pérdidas netas en los bosques han disminuido.
