Nature and Biodiversity
Zombie fires and other strange events are happening in the Arctic – here’s what you need to know
Warming temperatures could be creating underground wildfires, while explosive craters appear in the Siberian tundra.
Senior Writer at Formative Content
Most Popular
Health and Healthcare Systems
哪个国家的民众对本国的抗疫措施最为满意？
皮尤研究中心对欧洲、亚洲、北美和澳大利亚14个发达经济体的14,000多名成年人进行的一项调查发现，有73％的人认为自己的国家在应对冠状病毒爆发方面做得很好。
Health and Healthcare Systems
People in these countries think their government did a good job of dealing with the pandemic
A perception poll on coronavirus and its impact on national unity shows most people approve of how their country tackled the crisis.
Food and Water
Millions of jobs could be created in Latin America and the Caribbean – if the region switches to a plant-based diet
A joint study suggests moving to a plant-based diet is key to help decarbonize Latin America and the Caribbean. 19 million new jobs could be created by the move away from animal-based foo...
Health and Healthcare Systems
Un tercio de los jóvenes siguen siendo optimistas a pesar del dramático impacto de COVID en la educación y el empleo
Los jóvenes se han visto muy afectados por la pandemia, según una encuesta de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo, con peores perspectivas escolares y laborales.
Health and Healthcare Systems
COVID-19 has worsened gender inequality. These charts show what we can do about it
A new report shows women are more vulnerable to the impacts of the pandemic than men – and suggests routes forward that could boost gender equality and the economy.
Supply Chains and Transportation
Here's how one of the world's most congested cities is tackling air pollution
Bogotá experienced an 80% drop in atmospheric pollution during lockdown. So the Colombian capital is taking measures to improve its air quality.
Emerging Technologies
This project is using AI and drones to track and protect great white sharks
Using artificial intelligence, marine scientists can identify different shark types and warn officials of pending danger.
Health and Healthcare Systems
One-third of young people still optimistic despite COVID's dramatic hit on education and jobs
Young people have been hit hard by the pandemic, according to an International Labour Organization survey, with poorer schooling and job prospects.
Climate Action
Scientists studied microbes feeding on Antarctica’s first methane leak – here’s what they found
Current climate models don't account for underwater methane leaks like this one when predicting atmospheric warming.
Industries in Depth
This simple digital solution could streamline global travel and boost trade during COVID - here's how
This unique digital health check tool could help countries welcome international visitors and help economies recover.
Nature and Biodiversity
Study finds sharks are ‘functionally extinct’ in 20% of reefs observed
Despite falling populations, video evidence shows conservation efforts can help these marine predators survive and thrive.
Climate Action
Three out of the past five Julys were the hottest on record
As the summer months heat up, the signs of climate change are becoming more evident around the world.
Nature and Biodiversity
These marine researchers want to use robots to help grow 1 million corals a year
A new project is developing production-line techniques that could bring a big boost to the number of corals that can be returned to the ocean.
Climate Action
Arctic ‘doomsday vault’ records high temperatures. What does it mean?
There's a heatwave in Norway’s Svalbard, home to the Doomsday Vault that houses nearly 900,000 seeds for research, breeding and educational purposes.