In the fight to reduce the world’s 1.3 billion tonne food waste mountain, one inventor has discovered a way to make fruit last longer – by putting a sticker on it.
Poised to become the world’s third largest economy by 2030, India must unleash a massive expansion in renewable energy, says the International Energy Agency.
For millions working remotely due to COVID-19, the distinction between work and home life has virtually disappeared. Now European lawmakers want to protect employees from burnout.
Researchers built a database of 30,000 images to teach a camera system to detect elephants and alert locals to their presence.
Redwoods are the world’s oldest and biggest trees They capture more CO2 than any other species. Now scientists have discovered they are even bigger than we thought.
Public organizations need to work together at least six months before someone is likely to lose their home, a report from homelessness charity Crisis finds.
It is asking employees who post reviews to disclose their demographic information so future job seekers can see how people like them experience working for a potential employer.
荷兰国家博物馆和美术馆将归还从前殖民地获得的数千种物品，专家称此举将使该国成为归还殖民时期物品的领导者。
Dutch state collections should have no place for items acquired by theft, the government says.
テレワークが進む中、人々はオフィスワークのどのような点を恋しく感じているでしょうか？おそらく同僚ではない可能性が高いでしょう。毎日と言っていいほどデジタルでつながっているでしょうから。では、上司はどうでしょうか？最後に上司と積極的にコミュニケーションを取ったのはいつだったか、覚えていますか？
As farmers struggle to recruit seasonal workers due to COVID-19 travel curbs, an automated fruit picker is set to revolutionize the world’s harvest.
Conflict and violence cost the world more than $14 trillion a year. Just a 2% reduction in conflict would free up as much money as the global aid budget.
Denmark is building an artificial island in the North Sea that will be capable of meeting the electricity needs of 3 million households.
From Zoom transcripts to smartphones that can audio-describe the world to a visually impaired person, these technological advancements can help close the disability inclusion gap.
More than eight million people died in 2018 as a result of breathing particulate matter from burning fossil fuels – prompting calls for a more urgent switch to clean energy.
