Month: July 2021

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has earned over the years persistent bad press for its work to assist in ...

From the 26-28th of June representatives of over 100 countries and regions met in Rome for three days of talks. ...

Encompassing all aspects of online daily life, Google offers everything from email, maps, domotics, transportation and Google Meet to Google ...

As the last few weeks have once again made shockingly clear, the next century will be one where humanity has ...

US Senate votes to move forward with trillion-dollar infrastructure package, but complications with "human infrastructure" could derail Biden’s agenda. On ...

2021 is the year of food. After the pandemic exposed how vulnerable food systems are, two global summits are placing ...

“It doesn’t matter if global or national leaders talk love or make war, it is people who starve.”  paraphrased from ...

More people are visiting national parks amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but green tourism, which is the way to describe its ...

This article is part of an editorial collaboration with Heifer International. It was first published on the Heifer International blog. Nothing ...

The annual Future Policy Award, also known as “the Oscar for Best Policies,” aims to promote policies on a worldwide ...

Climate change is already undermining food systems in many parts of the world, contributing to a rise in global hunger ...

We’re in 2021 and three-quarters of our energy is still coming from fossil fuels. Only 16% is coming from low-carbon ...