仕事と働き方の未来
Explainer: What is the Great Reshuffle and how is it affecting the jobs market?
It started off as “the Great Resignation” – swathes of workers inspired, or driven, by lockdowns to quit their jobs.
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若者の視点
Children have better lives but worse mental health than their parents, say young people
Most young people feel the world is getting better over time, and children in their country will be more prosperous than their parents.
自然と生物多様性
There are even nanoplastics at the North and South Poles - and they’re a bigger problem than we thought
From the top of Everest to the Arctic ice, there are traces of human-caused pollutants in even the most remote and pristine corners of our planet. And scientists have now discovered micro...
自然と生物多様性
7 new species discovered in 2021
With the surface of the earth coming in at over 510 million square kilometres, it is little wonder there is still more to discover. Researchers at the California Academy of Sciences last ...
ヘルスとヘルスケア
Some vaccines last a lifetime – so why do we need COVID-19 boosters?
Why is it that some vaccines you only need once, but for others you need to get boosters?
サーキュラー・エコノミー
We know plastic pollution is bad – but how exactly is it linked to climate change?
From bags caught in hedgerows to bottles bobbing in the ocean, the visible signs of our single-use plastic addiction are everywhere. We all know that plastic pollution is a big problem. B...
電話やテキストメッセージ、WhatsAppを活用し、教育へのアクセス改善に取り組むスタートアップ企業
パンデミック（世界的大流行）により、テクノロジーにアクセスできる人とそうでない人の差が浮き彫りとなりました。「デジタル・ディバイド（情報格差）」と呼ばれるこのようなアクセスの格差は、世界中の学校が閉鎖を余儀なくされる中、遠隔教育において特に深刻な影響をもたらしています。
第四次産業革命
These startups are making education accessible using phone calls, texts and WhatsApp
The pandemic threw into relief the gap between those who were able to access technology and those who weren’t. This uneven access - often called the ‘digital divide’ - was particularly ac...
自然と生物多様性
New York is building a wall of oysters to fight flooding
New York is becoming increasingly flood prone and one organization says oysters may form part of the solution.
自然と生物多様性
This Dutch scheme is using free trees to tackle climate change
Planting more trees is one of the simplest ways we have to limit climate change and remove carbon from the atmosphere. But, with many examples of replantation projects around the world, t...
ヘルスとヘルスケア
This is how pets helped our mental health during lockdown
They slobber. They whine. They leave paw prints and fur over the sofa. But we love our pets. And being locked down with them for long periods over the pandemic has made us appreciate them...
食料と水
Feeding the world without destroying it: this week's Radio Davos COP26 podcast
When it comes to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, we often think first of power generation or heavy industry transport.
自然と生物多様性
This is how oil spills damage our environment
For many, Huntington Beach, California is better known as Surf City. But in early October, there wasn’t a wetsuit in sight, as miles of beaches were closed by a major oil slick just off t...
気候変動対策
This Colombian project is using nature to tackle drought
As climate change increasingly makes itself felt with more extremes of temperature and weather, there is often talk of the need for greater investment and innovation to tackle the problem...
ヘルスとヘルスケア
“Everything changed overnight”: 4 journalists share their pandemic experiences
Very early on in the pandemic, the World Health Organization identified the spread of fake news and misleading information about the new coronavirus - the so-called infodemic - to be a ma...