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Education and technology can help more people in Japan seek care and support before their mental health problems escalate.

Dormant volcanoes could be sources of geothermal energy. Canada is making progress in this area. Iceland and New Zealand already rely on geothermal.

Pakistan just witnessed flooding on an unprecedented scale. How can we protect the region's marginalized coastal communities from further catastrophe?

Despite calls for more fossil fuel exploration due to the energy crisis, renewables have been meeting increased global electricity demand, says think tank.

This is the question that seems to be on the minds of many these days. (Article by Julie Ponesse republished from TheEpochTimes.com) The attempt to reach “zero-COVID” was a colossal failure. [...]

The Nord Stream gas pipeline leaks may be the world’s worst single methane release. What does it mean for climate change?

Top economy stories: The latest IMF outlook for the global economy; UK government borrowing costs hit 20-year high; how temporary layoffs can shape a rebound;

Swapping rigid protocol for empowered teams can spur swift action for the climate. Ezgi Barcenas of beverage giant Anheuser-Busch InBev explains how.

Lighthouse factories around the globe use technology to improve productivity, sustainability and workforce engagement. Here are key quotes from Lighthouse leaders.

Logistics hubs, like Bahrain's Global Sea-to-Air Logistics Hub, could provide the blend of resilience and speed required for modern logistics.