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As demand grows for aluminium to further the global energy transition, we must gather, sort and recycle it more efficiently to reduce the industry's emissions toll
Requests for religious exemptions from vaccination are on the rise, creating challenges for the people tasked with discerning what is genuinely sincere.
Around eight out of 10 workers worldwide support COVID-19 vaccine mandates for workplaces - and most believe the pandemic will eventually come to an end.
In order to harness carbon markets, it is vital to give proper knowledge to those communities on the ground most affected by climate change.
If hybrid work is the future, what will the hybrid office look like? An expert explains
Mark Griffiths, an expert in addictive behaviour, outlines 6 key components which could help determine whether someone is addicted to binge-watching.
Researchers say that the role of grazing livestock and wild grazers in fire mitigation and climate change should be considered by scientists.
With the digital economy and the Fourth Industrial Revolution are vital to pandemic recovery, it's critical that more women, particularly those in Asia, can participate.
During the first months of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders in 2020, internet use grew by 40%, demanding 42.6 million megawatt-hours of additional electricity.
The pandemic has accelerated workplace trends already in play – and now companies must meet employees' new expectations while delivering sustainability.
The Book Club podcast from the World Economic Forum will bring readers one-of-a-kind conversations with the world’s greatest thinkers and storytellers.
Becoming a multiplanetary species could bring scientific and technological advances, secure the future of humanity and help humans reach full potential.
Top COVID-19 stories: Act now to curb spread of Omicron - WHO; Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine shows positive Omicron results in lab test; Restrictions reintroduced in England, Denmark.
New Zealand is proposing a lifetime ban on young people buying cigarettes. Here's how the legislation would work and what will happen next.
Professor Peter Cappelli looks at the changes to the job market brought about by the pandemic and what the future of work might look like.
