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New research born out of the COVID-19 pandemic is helping people who are deafblind to perceive the world around them.

Born into war, Victor Ochen chose peace. He dedicated his life to helping the victims of war, healing their physical and psychological wounds. For that, he was nominated for a Nobel Prize.

Despite a push towards sustainable energy sources, much of Europe still remains heavily reliant on fossil fuels such as coal, gas and oil for electricity.

Because of their longevity, solar panel recycling is a relatively new concept, leading some to wrongly assume that end-of-life panels will all end up in the landfill

There was a 34% rise in residential solar power installations in the US in 2021. Bigger rises may be coming, as a new law includes a 30% solar tax credit.

When facing hard decisions as a business leader, you need to get input from as many people as possible to understand the possible opportunities and risks.

Teacher stress and burnout due to the pandemic has highlighted the importance of ensuring their well-being in learning recovery efforts, says World Bank.

About 200 alumni from the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders programme meet this week in Geneva, to share how they are putting their training into action.

Sahil Raina, Public Engagement, World Economic Forum, +41-795596273, sahil.raina@weforum.org

Carbon capture could help deliver net-zero targets but it requires industry engagement, government support and innovative supply chain solutions to work.