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Nature and BiodiversityHumanity is ageing, cleaning up outer space and other top stories of the weekAdrian Monck 10 May 2019
Emerging TechnologiesThe UN came of age with the nuclear bomb. Time for it to step up to the AI eraShamika Sirimanne 09 May 2019
Industries in DepthTo regulate digital platforms in the future, we should look to the pastHarold Feld 08 May 2019
Geographies in DepthBiodiesel from cotton waste – how Kenyan farmers are fighting droughtSanjoy Sanyal · World Resources Institute 08 May 2019
Industries in DepthThis chart shows the 21st century rise of AppleFelix Richter · Statista 03 May 2019
Industries in DepthSearching for superpowers? Chefs look to forgotten ingredientsKarla Mendes, Anuradha Nagaraj, and Inna Lazareva · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 02 May 2019
Arts and CultureFrom robo-wars to mindfulness: What Bill Gates is reading to understand modern technologyAllana Akhtar · Business Insider 01 May 2019
Geographies in DepthFood insecurity in India may be damaging children’s ability to learn – and the future economyJasmine Fledderjohann, Elisabetta Aurino, and Sukumar Vellakkal · The Conversation 30 Apr 2019
Industries in DepthMeal kits beat groceries in emissions head-to-headJim Erickson · Futurity 30 Apr 2019
Nature and BiodiversityAs rain grows patchier, Andaman and Nicobar island farmers adaptColin Daileda · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 30 Apr 2019
Geographies in DepthTo beat Starbucks, Luckin Coffee plans to open a store in China every 3.5 hoursMary Hui · Quartz 29 Apr 2019
Industries in DepthThe quest to save the banana from extinctionStuart Thompson · The Conversation 25 Apr 2019
Arts and CultureFranco’s invisible legacy: books across the hispanic world are still scarred by his censorshipJordi Cornellà-Detrell · The Conversation 25 Apr 2019
Industries in DepthFrance is about to start giving free breakfasts to disadvantaged schoolchildrenKate Whiting 24 Apr 2019
Arts and CultureJapan’s holiest shrine is pulled down and rebuilt every 20 years – on purposeSean Fleming 24 Apr 2019
Emerging TechnologiesAI is going to change journalism – here’s howKnowledge @Wharton · Knowledge@Wharton 23 Apr 2019
Climate ActionFlying cars could cut emissions, replace planes, and free up roads – but not soon enoughHugh Hunt · The Conversation 23 Apr 2019