Deliveroo IPO: Why I am not investing in my companyAs Deliveroo makes its stock market debut, one rider for the company says he won't be investing - he'll be striking instead |
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Sweden rejects pioneering solar geoengineering testPressure by Saami indigenous people and environmentalists lies behind the decision to halt the controversial test, advocacy groups say |
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COVID pandemic increased stillbirth and maternal death rates: LancetLockdowns, disruption to maternity services, and fear of attending healthcare facilities all added to pregnancy risks, The Lancet report showed |
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Young Africans go online to preserve local languages, fight COVID-19As internet use surges on the continent, projects are working to help Africans find information online in their mother tongues |
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England rugby proposes height, weight limits for trans womenThe Rugby Football Union said it wanted to balance inclusion, fairness and safety in rules that allow transgender women to play women’s rugby |
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TIMELINE-How transgender rights became the focus of a U.S. culture warRepublicans across the country have introduced a record 127 bills on transgender issues in 22 U.S. states this year |
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Biden proposal seeks billions of dollars to advance climate change agendaBiden proposes billion of dollars to advance climate change agenda to decarbonize the U.S. economy via renewable energy by 2050 |
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'Stop it': PNG minister raps Facebook for COVID misinformation, says hurting vaccine plansConspiracy theories about COVID-19 and the efficacy of vaccines are so entrenched that even frontline health workers are hesitant to take the shot |
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Apple to build battery-based solar energy storage project in CaliforniaApple Inc plans to build battery-based solar energy project in California, which could store enough power for more than 7,000 homes for one day |
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India's digital IDs for land could exclude poor, indigenous communitiesIndia's plans to assign digital identification numbers to plots of land could exclude rural and indigenous people who do not hold titles |
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Pakistan sends in armed force to stop logging in northern forestsLacking staff, training and funding, the Gilgit-Baltistan forest department has been unable to stop illegal logging on its own |
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