How renewable energy serves as a catalyst to broader social change
From fostering innovation to job creation to promoting gender equality, renewable energy solutions are driving progress towards a more equitable world.
Jennifer Rosen
May 10, 2024
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What are hyperspectral imaging satellites – and how can they help combat climate change?
Advanced hyperspectral imaging satellites can monitor and analyze individual items from space, which could help us tackle the climate crisis. Here’s how.
Johnny Wood
May 10, 2024
Spatial computing: Why the future of the internet is 3D
The keyboard, mouse and flat screen may soon be consigned to history. Two experts tell Radio Davos about the real impacts we will feel from the metaverse.
Robin Pomeroy and Sophia Akram
May 10, 2024
How immersive technology is helping us and our leaders engage in climate dialogue
As the climate crisis escalates, immersive technology is providing us and our leaders with new ways to engage in climate dialogue. Here's how it works.
Flora McCrone and Jemilah Mahmood
May 9, 2024
How midwife mentors are making it safer for women to give birth in remote, fragile areas
How an Ethiopian midwife mentorship programme is using training and digital learning to help improve maternal health for people in remote, fragile regions.
Anna Cecilia Frellsen
May 9, 2024
From Athens to Dhaka: how chief heat officers are battling the heat
As cities grow hotter, chief heat officers around the world are paving the way for urban resilience by developing strategies for cooler communities. Here's more.
Angeli Mehta
May 8, 2024
Funding the green technology innovation pipeline: Lessons from China
China — so critical to the fight against climate change — is bringing its financing system to bear against climate change.
Here's what that looks like.
Here's what that looks like.
Sha Song
May 8, 2024
A surprising solution for reducing our food waste
Wasting the food in your fridge isn't just bad for your finances, it's bad for the planet. But new research may have found a six-week fix.
Cathrine Jansson-Boyd
May 8, 2024
4 ways the climate crisis could be coming for your income
Extreme weather impacts economies and personal incomes, with the poorest people bearing a disproportionate share of the costs. Here’s what needs to happen.
Simon Torkington
May 8, 2024
Age diversity will define the workforce of the future. Here’s why
In the US a quarter of men and 17% of women over 65 are expected to still be in the workforce by 2032. This age diversity will define the future workforce.
Susan Taylor Martin
May 8, 2024
How a pair of reading glasses could increase your income
We all know that reading glasses can be transformative, but a new study has shown they can give an economic boost to people in low-income countries.
Emma Charlton
May 8, 2024
These are the top ranking universities in Asia for 2024
The Times Higher Education's World University Rankings 2024 have been announced. China maintains its hold but there is a strong surge for ASEAN universities.
Phil Baty
May 8, 2024
G7 countries agree phaseout for unabated coal power – and other top energy stories
Top energy stories: G7 nations agree on coal phaseout; Renewable electricity passes 30% milestone; IEA predicts sharp fall in battery costs.
Roberto Bocca
May 8, 2024
Globally young people are investing more than ever, but do they have the best tools to do so?
Young people have financial literacy rates below 50%, yet they show a growing interest in investing, which is why financial education needs to be improved.
Hallie Spear
May 7, 2024