Although the contribution from renewable energy doubled last year, the world still relies heavily on fossil fuels, pushing carbon emissions to new levels.
La mayoría de las personas puede recordar sus días escolares, así como a un maestro que verdaderamente los inspiró. Si tiene la suerte de haber sido alumno de Peter Tabichi, es posible qu...
Climate change threatens the Middle East and North Africa more than any other region on the planet. By the end of the century, daytime highs could reach 50°C, with 200 days of exceptional...
Entrepreneurship is booming across the Middle East and North Africa. Here's a closer look at some of the start-ups that are helping to several of the region's most pressing challenges.
A British-based index ranks countries by the amount of money they give away - not to serve their own interests but to alleviate suffering and promote global development.
How much would it cost you to visit a museum to see your nation’s cultural history? For millions of people across the world, it would mean buying a plane ticket to a European city on top ...
Companies wishing to join the new national exchange for Scotland must display high moral standards and have a positive social impact.
Eco-innovations involving cockroaches and cow dung have the potential to clean up urban life.
Here are some scenarios for the future of technology. Will technology steal our jobs and place power in the hands of mega-corporations?
Buying an electric car is about as ethical as you can get, isn’t it? Not according to Amnesty International, who have highlighted a big issue with some of the batteries that power them.
Fuelled by climate change and dwindling fossil fuel resources, the region is leading the race to decarbonize its energy production.
Peter Tabichi, the best teacher in the world - winner of the 2019 Global Teacher prize, has overcome poverty, food shortages and violence to teach his pupils they can achieve anything the...
Japan’s many lakes and reservoirs make it the perfect place for a fast-growing green energy source, which could soon eclipse the output of land-based systems.
Why are Scandinavians the happiest people on earth? As the Nordic nations again top the world happiness league, what are the secrets to their success?
Nine out of 10 people globally breathe polluted air. And the impact on the developing brains of under-fives threatens to reverse decades of progress on improving child health.
