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By 2050, two-thirds of the population will face some form of water stress. As a fundamental part of life, water—or a lack of it—influences other

Green hydrogen is often portrayed as a key component in the green energy transition, since it is produced with renewable energy through electrolysis

The pace of change towards advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights is piecemeal and far too slow, said Dr. Natalia Kanem, Executive

A black-and-white snapshot captures the facade of a dilapidated shack in southern Seouls Apgujeong-dong, with a torn-out roof and walls that turn out to be nothing more than a mishmash of tarps and nailed wood boards of wildly varying sizes.

The amount of critical minerals required to develop low-carbon energy technologies is predicted to be six times higher than what is needed today.

Aids, is that human beings are living in ways that are more dangerous. were living closer and closer to wildlife. this urbanization is making that happen. climate change is exacerbating it. one of the things that i worry about is factory farming where you have, you know, tens and tens of thousands of chickens and pigs in fairly unsanitary conditions and that is what makes the next pandemic quite likely. have we learned any lesson from covid? >> i think weve learned some lessons as to whether wev...

Allow a world health organization expert team to enter the country more than three years into the beginning of covid, it is like trying to investigate a murder after three years. and the initial evidence may be gone. and so what they did then and also the lack of containment initially was really wrong. but at the same time, if were threatening sanctions and reparations and even criminal liability as some politicians in the u.s. have suggested, that is not going to make china cooperate more. we d...

When Kevin Chen began his agricultural research 20 years ago, most dairy farms in China were small and family-owned. People of his generation did not

Nearly a year ago, after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Wilson Center’s Sarah B. Barnes spoke with Member of Parliament Kira Rudik about the

The first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is also a reminder of the long-term challenges faced by that embattled country, including one