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Burkina Faso began broadcasting lessons on radio, television and online after closing schools in March. Georgia's national television has aired daily lessons.

As inequality grows and the planet warms, business need to stop talking and start acting to transform capitalism so it is both fair and sustainable.

Activist and graduate Sage Lenier created a course at UC Berkeley about sustainability and the circular economy. We sat down with her for a quick chat.

USTR Robert Lighthizer says Trump's commitment to economic nationalism "changed the way people think about China."

By Nina Müller Peyangki with Ugyden and her daughter. Image courtesy of Participant Sing Me A Song is a new documentary film by French director Thomas Balmès that explores the ways in which rapid technological development has impacted the remote mountain village of Laya in Bhutan. The film, which received rave reviews after it premiered at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), was released to the wider public on 1 January this year and it is available on US cable networks as...

The US president-elect has advanced a vision of America that is back in charge of the liberal international order. But while that would go a long way toward enabling constructive competition with China, there is good reason to believe that Americans do not want their country to lead again.

Scientists have discovered a new way to identify heat stressed corals, which could help mitigate against the impacts of climate change on our oceans.

Cities are at a greater risk of heat stress, water scarcity, air pollution and energy insecurity due to their design and population density. But there are strategies to help.

The vaccine, developed by China’s Sinovac Biotec, will be used to immunise young workers before the ageing population, with the aim of achieving herd immunity.

2020 was the warmest year on record, bringing a plethora of environmental issues, including wildfires in Australia and Siberia and super typhoons in the Philippines.