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Food production currently makes up a quarter of global CO2 emissions. Two start-ups in India and Ghana are among those working to make farming more sustainable.

Here's how Global Shapers in Nigeria are tackling period poverty, sharing information on menstruation and improving lives and education for girls.

New U.S. legislation aims to create a green economy - but that will rely on innovative and sustainable energy storage. Here's how we can make that happen

Rwanda and Norway formed the High Ambition Coalition to End Plastic Pollution by 2040 by working with global and national bodies, business and industry.

Regenerative Finance is the decentralized and democratic Web3 movement coordinating the fight against climate change. Here's why that is so important.

United Nations peacekeeping operations are not deployed to fight wars, but rather to help countries transition out of conflict.

Environment journalist Gaia Vince discusses her book Nomad Century: How to Survive the Climate Upheaval on the World Economic Forum’s Book Club Podcast.

Despite challenging headwinds, there are instances of collaboration that are not only promising but offer insight into what makes cooperation possible, and even durable.

A chart showing the global average potential of solar energy has Africa out front. A lot of this potential is still untapped, but is "a unique opportunity".

Curiosity is present in humans from a young age, but factors like internet search engines, school settings and parenting styles can dampen this over time.