Month: January 2021

  From farm production to processing operations, storage, transport, retailing and human consumption, there is strong evidence that there will ...

Why CrowdSolve? Managing Director at MIT Solve, Hala Hanna, speaks about the power of open innovation and engineered partnerships. It’s ...

Half the world’s children are not learning, many people are unaware of that. A child under eleven years of age ...

Electrical interconnectors could avoid more than 100 million tonnes of UK carbon emissions between now and 2030. Contributing in this ...

Like a light for religious communities, the challenge to America came from a young, inspired poet at Biden’s Inauguration: “If ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread health and economic hardship, and it’s occuring in parallel to a year of climate-driven ...

As part of the European Green Deal, a radical policy framework to make the European Union (EU) climate neutral by 2050, ...

Only one month after Rishi Sunak’s announcement of the UK’s first-ever Green Gilt, have the Department for Business, Energy and ...

Can Biden mop up Trump's disastrous legacy and enable America to make a comeback? Many see him as a savior, ...

El Salvador, home to around six million people, is the most densely populated country in Central America. With a history ...

Despite increased visibility around the politics of race and gender in contemporary times, antiracist scholarship and activism continue to face ...

Uptake of low emissions agriculture research outputs by policymakers and other stakeholders requires time. Even when researchers are interested in ...