Drawing voting lines: Can algorithms make U.S. elections fairer?How mathematical modelling is helping researchers uncover biased voting maps in states from North Carolina to Ohio |
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Polyester from pollution? Fashion's next generation goes greenFrom clothes sculpted from mushroom tendrils to algae coatings on garments that absorb carbon dioxide, fashion is getting a remake |
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Using AI, Canadian city predicts who might become homelessTechnology has flagged dozens of people in London, Ontario as being at risk of long-term homelessness |
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How walkable is your city? London, Hong Kong put pedestrians firstCity officials must put walkability at the core of urban planning to address concerns around poor health and social inequality |
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No one to turn to? Poor Indian women 'learn to ignore' sexual abuse at workThe informal sector employs 95% of India's female workforce - from street vendors and factory workers to domestic maids |
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Pandemic casts shadow on off-grid solar sales in poorer nationsSales of off-grid solar products fell sharply in the first half of the year, even as many poorer households relied on them during lockdowns |
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By the pool or ferris wheel? Japanese theme park becomes new office for teleworkersOne Tokyo park is drawing coronavirus home-workers with an 'amusement workation' package offering novel spots to set up office |
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Migrant workers given starring role in Indian festival tributeDesigners of decorated marquees set up for Durga Puja festivities pay homage to workers by hiring them, documenting their struggles |
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Pandemic casts shadow on off-grid solar sales in poorer nationsSales of off-grid solar products fell sharply in the first half of the year, even as many poorer households relied on them during lockdowns |
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Thousands more underfed children may die due to COVIDAn extra 10,000 children per month may die this year from malnutrition due to the COVID-19 crisis |
Here’s how to collaborate on a COVID-19 economic resetCompanies, governments, investors and civil society all have a role to play as we ‘reset’ our systems and strive for a just and regenerative economy |
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