Scotland is famous for whiskey, haggis and stunning scenery; rolling hills, snow-capped mountains and more than 30,000 freshwater lochs. It is also home to around 90,000 species of animal...
As many as 149 million new technology jobs could be created within the next five years. Anyone with IT skills could soon find themselves even more in demand on the jobs market.
What goes around comes around, according to the old saying. And in the case of the circular economy, that’s certainly true.
Breakthroughs from science and technology have helped revolutionize much of everyday life. But sometimes, tried-and-tested ideas that have stood the test of time can still be of use.
Recovery from the economic setbacks induced by the pandemic will demand close cooperation between the public and private sectors, says Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central...
If you feel like there’s not much to laugh about right now, you’re probably not alone. But there are sound, scientific reasons to reach for the gags even if you don't feel like it, and es...
An enterprising optician in the US is recycling plastic from drinking water bottles to create spectacle frames – and jobs. Based in Flint, Michigan, the firm – Genusee – says it is playin...
Investment in research and development (R&D) is the lifeblood of many private sector organizations, helping bring new products and services to market. It’s also important to national ...
Time is running out for fossil-fuelled cars. China is the latest country to outline plans to get them off the road, joining a growing list of countries that have announced similar plans.
Electricity is essential to prosperous modern societies but, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA), faces a range of threats.
Green finance is blossoming. Globally, the green bond market could be worth $2.36 trillion by 2023. It is regarded as a way of meeting the needs of environmentalism and capitalism simulta...
Slow down if you want to help the climate. That’s one of the conclusions of the World Energy Outlook 2020 report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Despite the pressure and disruption inflicted on urban centres and their citizens by the COVID-19 pandemic, cities remain vitally important parts of the global human ecosystem.
Walking is the world’s most common form of transport.
Londoners worrying about air quality can now breathe a little easier, thanks to news from the city’s mayor.
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