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70+ speakers and 5,000+ attendees will share their urban planning, climate action, and green economy ideas and solutions

The column I write is named “The Candle” after a book by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan titled “The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark.” Sagan was

Commentary Liberal elites delight in showing tolerance for things their neighbours cannot stand. Liberalism demands embrace where many ...

Despite 50 years of technological advance, going to the moon is still hard, writes Joelle Renstrom.

Arundhati Roy Talks Indian Politics, Development in Keynote at HKS Science, Technology, and the Human Future Symposium | News | The Harvard Crimson

An important global debate is underway about the disruptive impact of new technology. There is no doubt modern technology has been a force for good and responsible for innumerable positive developments.

New technologies present opportunities and dangers for nations and people.

James Lovelock was one of the most influential scientific minds of our times

It is folly to expect the same conditions that have enabled AI success in commerce to be replicated in war.

Garbage in, miscarriage of justice out – especially if you’re poor or Black