Migrating aviation to carbon-free fuels could require up to 1,700 terawatt hours (TWh) of clean energy by 2050. This is the estimated amount of power needed for battery-electric and hydro...
Sea surface temperatures have hit a record high, leading to marine heatwaves around the globe, the Guardian reports. This is according to data compiled by the National Oceanographic and A...
While men continue to dominate patent applications, the share of women inventors has grown steadily since the late 1970s. South Korea and China are leading the charge, with more than a qu...
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs 2023 Report points to research that found over half of Gen Z workers would not accept a role in a company without diverse leadership.
“We're pretty much all in the same boat, whether you are a factory worker or on the frontlines or whether you're a knowledge worker sitting behind a desk. Technology is shifting the way a...
On April 22, the world will be marking Earth Day, a global day of environmental activism to bring about policy changes, mobilize funding and transform human behaviour to fight the climate...
Today, more than 6 out of 10 women in Latin America and the Caribbean go to college, while less than half of men do. Look at the same statistics for 1970, and only 5% of women made it bey...
This article was first published on 19 February 2020 and was updated on 29 March 2023.
¿Por qué la gente ignora los consejos científicos y adopta estilos de vida poco saludables? Según el informe Perspectivas Estratégicas de la Salud y la Asistencia Sanitaria en el Mundo de...
Why do people ignore scientific advice and make unhealthy lifestyle choices? The World Economic Forum’s Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook finds that although the health impac...
How much of your weekly shop ends up in the bin?
The quest for greater energy efficiency has united people around the globe over the past year, driven by the concurrent challenges of the energy and climate crises. It has brought togethe...
“We call energy efficiency ‘the first fuel’.”
In 1949, the one-time crocodile hunter and economist Bill Phillips built a machine that simulated the dynamics of the British economy. His two-metre tall contraption used pipes, valves, t...
What does the future hold for globalization?
