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From China to Senegal, countries are coming up with innovations including floating cities, and sponge cities, to adapt to climate change and protect people and property from flooding.

Xlinks wants to power seven million British homes with green power from Africa

A solar-powered spinning initiative is helping boost job opportunities in for rural women in India and generate clean energy for local communities.

Regularly hearing words such as ‘lockdown’, ‘testing’ and ‘infection’ means we now think we’ve heard those words when we’ve actually heard similar ones.

Top COVID-19 stories: US CDC eyes reform post-pandemic; 'Brain fog' more likely after COVID infection; COVID cases continue falling in the United Kingdom.

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The gender gap in AI is caused by the exclusion of women at every stage of the AI life cycle, risking an inequitable economic and technological system.

Vanuatu has added costs for ‘loss and damage’ from global warming to its climate commitments. Climate-vulnerable countries want a global damages fund.

Wind farms could boost their output by modelling flows for groups of turbines instead of optimizing control of individual turbines, MIT engineers say.

From nuclear power plants that can't be cooled to unexploded WW2 bombs discovered on riverbeds, drought means more than just a water shortage.