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The Netherlands is working to protect its climate-vulnerable neighbourhoods It is not the disaster of large floods, but the stacking of smaller damage from climate change that will likely become…

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Our Lifestyles Are Making Us Sick: How Food-Is-Medicine Can Help

The concept of “Food is Medicine” (FIM) dates back to antiquity, with the writings of Hippocrates emphasizing the deep relationship between food and health. Image: Unsplash The concept of “Food…

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Farmers In India Are Using AI For Agriculture – Here’s How They Could Inspire The World

Krishna, a smallholding farmer, diligently cultivates his half-hectare plot in Telangana, India, every day. For this, he earns $120 per month—just enough to meet his family’s basic needs. But Krishna…

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Putting People At The Centre Of The Green Transition

Labour market disruptions, risks to the accessibility of products, and gaps in financing and capability impact fairness in the green transition. The window to avert the consequences of climate change…

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How Universities Can Play A Pivotal Role In Building Economic Resilience

We are all vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, supply chain disruptions, cybersecurity lapses, and armed conflict in an interdependent world. While I am not a politician, a Fortune…

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3 Ways Companies Can Mitigate The Risk Of AI In The Workplace

Around 84% of workers who use generative AI in the workplace said they publicly exposed company data in the last three months. The rapid proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (AI)…

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Drug Resistance: Could Global Goals Be The Answer To This Worldwide Health Crisis?

When thinking about the top 10 global public health threats, your first thoughts might include viruses with pandemic potential, climate change, or poverty. Drug-resistant infections might not immediately jump to…

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The Rise Of Green-Collar Jobs – And 6 Other Predictions For 2024’s Labour Market

Balance is always a hot topic in January for New Year’s resolutions. Whether seeking to find more balance between work and home, or in our health, many of us set…

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The Rise Of Green-Collar Jobs – And 6 Other Predictions For 2024’s Labour Market

Balance is always a hot topic in January for New Year’s resolutions. Whether seeking to find more balance between work and home, or in our health, many of us set…

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AI Meets Climate: MIT Energy And Climate Hack 2023

The Energy and Climate Hack presented opportunities for students and companies to collaborate and develop innovative solutions. Johnathon Horn | Division of Student LifeMIT News (https://news.mit.edu/2023/ai-meets-climate-mit-energy-climate-hack-1214) The MIT Energy and Climate…

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How We Can Identify Climate-Vulnerable Neighbourhoods And Protect Inhabitants

Our Lifestyles Are Making Us Sick: How Food-Is-Medicine Can Help

Farmers In India Are Using AI For Agriculture – Here’s How They Could Inspire The World

Putting People At The Centre Of The Green Transition

How Universities Can Play A Pivotal Role In Building Economic Resilience

3 Ways Companies Can Mitigate The Risk Of AI In The Workplace

Drug Resistance: Could Global Goals Be The Answer To This Worldwide Health Crisis?

The Rise Of Green-Collar Jobs – And 6 Other Predictions For 2024’s Labour Market

The Rise Of Green-Collar Jobs – And 6 Other Predictions For 2024’s Labour Market

AI Meets Climate: MIT Energy And Climate Hack 2023

President Marcos orders fast-tracking of Balog-Balog project to boost irrigation, power generation in Central Luzon

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