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News headlines report a world constantly beset by deforestation and desertification, but new research suggests the planet may not be as tree-damaged as once thought. Although agricultural...
Las empresas de todo el mundo buscan beneficiarse del dinero con el que cuenta el conjunto de jubilados, pero la contribución de las personas mayores a las economías va más allá de cómo e...
The plight of bookstores in the West - as well as the changing shopping and reading habits of consumers - is much discussed, with many independent retailers already forced out of business.
Water is one of the most valuable resources on Earth. It covers over two thirds of the planet’s surface, makes up around 70% of the human body and is essential for life. For many people a...
Morocco has been a hub of international development over the last few years. Now the North African nation is treading in the footsteps of economic powerhouses like Japan, South Korea, Chi...
The turn of the century marks the approximate point where Millennials stop and Gen Z begins. Opinions differ on the exact crossover date, but jumping the generational divide brings fresh ...
Workers in countries like the UK, France, Italy, Spain and Germany have plenty of time on their hands to enjoy long breaks from work. OECD figures show these European countries reward the...
Our appetite for meat is increasing at a faster rate than the world population. Globally, both the average per capita consumption and the total amount of meat consumed are higher than eve...
Businesses around the world are chasing the grey dollar, but older people can contribute more to an economy than how they choose to spend their retirement funds.Humans are living longer, ...
When women went to work in factories during World War II, they shattered the myth that they weren’t capable of doing the same work as men.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration - as very few people call it - has just celebrated its sixtieth birthday.
Australia’s population has just broken the 25 million people mark for the first time. That is double its population in 1970 and is largely due to migration.
A severe drought is crippling farmers and regional communities across the eastern state, where in some parts less than 10mm of rain fell in July, according to Bureau of Meteorology figures.
In the early years of this century, completely new cities began emerging across Asia and Africa, transforming previously unremarkable expanses of land or reclaimed ocean areas. Could some...
Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes, but new research suggests that middle-aged ones are more successful.
