Society

In 1967, there was perturbation among evolutionary biologists when Lynn Margulis published her scientific findings that complex cells did not...

The current outbreak of the Ebola Bundibugyo virus is rapidly expanding morbidity and mortality in Eastern Africa, with the World...

The global debate on food systems is entering a decisive new phase. For decades, international discussions about food focused only...

In 2018, the Norwegian government proposed classifying plastic as potentially hazardous waste under the Basel Convention. Following broad international support,...

Nothing is assured or predictable in terms of when and how the War involving Iran, the United States, and Israel...

Together with investment treaties and contracts, “soft law” instruments — such as political understandings, policy guidance, and memoranda of understanding...

The electronics industry has a loop problem. Not a supply chain problem, not a recycling problem - a loop problem....

In April, a Dutch-flagged cruise ship, the MV Hondius, experienced a major outbreak of hantavirus, so far resulting in three...

While global attention is focused elsewhere, Serbia’s student movement for health sector reform deserves notice. These students argue that social...

When healthcare organizations report their Scope 3 supply chain emissions, the focus typically lands on pharmaceutical manufacturing and clinical waste....

Moving from having just a business plan to running a full-scale therapy startup can feel surreal. You’re finally working on...

Elections are often described as the cornerstone of democracy, carefully planned, highly coordinated, and deeply symbolic expressions of public will....