More nature, more jobs? Green investment seen as driver of coronavirus recoveryBuilding back greener could create millions of jobs and trillions in economic opportunity, the World Economic Forum says |
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Could genealogy websites help catch aid worker sex abusers?"Paedophiles actively seek out jobs in the industry," said British lawmaker Pauline Latham |
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How an English slave trader's statue became a monument for racial justiceArtist Marc Quinn bypassed authorities to erect the sculpture of Jen Reid, who was photographed atop the Colston statue's empty plinth in June |
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Indonesia's push to cut red tape sparks forest fire concernsEnvironmentalists say Indonesia's new bill could have far-reaching consequences for forests and land rights |
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Good business or digital bias? The divisive rise of 'proptech'The industry where property meets tech was worth $14 billion last year, but activists warn it increases housing discrimination |
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From victim to protector: Pakistan's first trans cop fights for justiceReem Sharif has helped trans people facing death threats and eviction in her first months on the job |
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In African villages, coronavirus sparks fears of a spike in malaria deathsLockdowns have hit distribution of nets and people with malaria symptoms are delaying seeing a doctor for fear of the virus |
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Nearly one billion people scared of losing homes or land, poll findsHousing and land insecurity make it harder for people to plan for the future, hampering economic growth |
OPINION: Hiding in plain sight: Housing insecurity in the USDespite low eviction and foreclosure filings, surveys are sounding the alarm: a quarter of Americans can’t pay for housing |
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