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The World Economic Forum recognizes 18 additional sites as part of its Global Lighthouse Network, now a platform of 132 leading manufacturers.

Developing nations, though low emitters, are affected by climate change most – which is why the sustainability and social justice struggles are the same

With clean energy investment in the developing world still lagging, the World Economic Forum's MICEE initiative is proposing four new practical solutions to close the gap

The First Movers Coalition is driving low-carbon technology development in heavy industry and long-distance transport sectors.

Researchers in the US have made progress on a 'universal' influenza vaccine, which would cover all strains and help reduce deaths in future flu pandemics.

The energy crisis is accelerating the switch to renewables - with 12.7 million now working in green jobs. That number could triple by 2030, says a new report.

Interconnected risks and growing uncertainty raise the potential for a global ‘polycrisis’ which would undermine our ability to manage future shocks.

Just three years after former President Donald Trump made headlines at Davos, the World Economic Forums annual marquee event has cemented itself as a bogeyman in populist circles on the Left and Right.

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Supply constraints caused by the Covid pandemic have also contributed to decades-high consumer price