The best students, climate dominoes and other top stories of the week
Also in this week's round-up: carbon removal tech, the cost of corruption and escaping hopelessness. Image: Unsplash
The best students in the world, ranked by country.
⇒ Explore: Education and Skills
Climate dominoes. 9 global tipping points—and how they interconnect.
⇒ Explore: Climate Change
Sucking carbon out of the air. Negative emission technologies need 3 conditions to succeed.
The cost of corruption: 7 shocking statistics.
Davos is carbon neutral. How we calculate, reduce and offset emissions.
Escaping hopelessness: a refugee explains what refugees really need.
How to stop blockchain from being a gift for hackers.
After climate despair. Why energy abundance may be our best hope.
Government-backed digital money. China prepares for real-world pilots.
If these households like your product, it’s likely to fail.
The worst lesson you learned in school: getting good grades.
A way to reverse dementia? New drugs quell brain inflammation.
What kind of capitalism do we want? Coverage of the new Davos manifesto continues. (Mail & Guardian, Financial Times, Star, BBC News, Lexology, Corriere della Sera)
Is blockchain the new ethical gold rush? Discussion of Forum metals & mining blockchain initiative. (New York Times)
The businesses leading on climate action. Op-ed by a Forum lead. (Forbes)
The future of the Asian tiger economies. References Global Competitiveness Index. (Economist)
BMW joins climate coalition. Coverage of Forum-backed initiative. (Automotive Logistics)
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