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Climate ActionWater wars: How conflicts over resources are set to rise amid climate changeAnastasia Moloney and Thomson Reuters Foundation · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 07 Sep 2020
Nature and BiodiversityThese Estonian volunteers are getting their hands dirty in the climate fightReuters Staff · Reuters 04 Sep 2020
Urban TransformationCoronavirus hasn't killed the city. Here's whyIan Goldin and Robert Muggah · Project Syndicate 04 Sep 2020
Nature and BiodiversityCarbon pricing is effective in reducing emissions, largest-ever study findsFrank Jotzo and Paul Burke · The Conversation 04 Sep 2020
Global CooperationAs much as half of the world’s water supply is being stolen, report findsDouglas Broom 03 Sep 2020
Forum InstitutionalHow to recycle a huge ship – safely and sustainablyMd Jahir Rizvi and Olalekan Adekola · The Conversation 01 Sep 2020
Health and Healthcare SystemsEradicating global poverty could be as simple as donating 0.1% of GDP - so why haven't we done it yet?Andy Sumner · Project Syndicate 01 Sep 2020
Industries in DepthHere are 3 ways Ghana is supporting farmers to prevent a COVID-19 food crisisSylvester Kwame Osei and Prosper Tornyi 27 Aug 2020
Sustainable DevelopmentSustainable cement: the simple switch that could massively cut global carbon emissionsBrant Walkley · The Conversation 27 Aug 2020
Sustainable DevelopmentThis Zambian hit singer is raising awareness for people with albinism during COVID-19Emma Batha · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 25 Aug 2020
Sustainable DevelopmentThese microbes are being used to clean up toxic electronic wasteSebastien Farnaud · The Conversation 24 Aug 2020
Geo-Economics and PoliticsIs decentralization a panacea for development?Vivin Rajasekharan Nair 23 Aug 2020
Climate ActionScientists studied microbes feeding on Antarctica’s first methane leak – here’s what they foundJohnny Wood 20 Aug 2020
Sustainable DevelopmentWant to hear about the ideas solving the world's biggest challenges? Follow UpLink on TwitterRoss Chainey 20 Aug 2020
Jobs and the Future of WorkGermany is set to trial a Universal Basic Income schemeAdam Payne · Business Insider 20 Aug 2020
Sustainable DevelopmentApple is valued at $2 trillion as investor confidence growsSubrat Patnaik and Noel Randewich · x 20 Aug 2020
Climate ActionThis is how European cities are fighting back against heatwavesSean Fleming 17 Aug 2020
Wellbeing and Mental HealthOur parks and green spaces have an inequality problem - we need to tackle itWendy Masterton and Tessa Parkes · The Conversation 14 Aug 2020
Resilience, Peace and SecurityHere's how governments can help mobile phones become a humanitarian lifelineYiannis Theodorou, Stephen Chege, and John Warnes 13 Aug 2020