'Now, we are back to zero': Afghan businesswomen on the runFrom CEOs to coffee shop owners, Afghan women entrepreneurs have shutdown their businesses and fled the country or gone into hiding, fearing reprisals after the Taliban's takeover |
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South African firefighter battles Cape Town blazes and inequalitySlee Mbhele signed up to fight wildfires that engulfed her beloved nature reserves. Now she fears for informal settlements close to vegetation as fires become more widespread |
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FEATURE-Bangladeshi women try on rare leadership roles for a fairer fashion futureTraining schemes to help female garment workers become team supervisors offer skills that could protect their livelihoods as owners eye greener, high-tech factories |
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FEATURE-With Assam silk and trees, Indians fight climate change and traffickingUnder a new initiative, families across Assam are weaving and restoring forests to boost their incomes in a region hit by frequent floods, low farm yields and unemployment |
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Climate change fuels more ‘fire-prone’ days beyond U.S. West coastCalifornia and the Pacific Northwest have attracted much of the attention during the 2021 wildfire season, but climate change-fueled fire risk is encroaching much farther east, researchers say |
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More Canadian businesses will embrace vaccine mandates for workers - ministerCanada's biggest banks and some businesses say staff working from their offices will need to be inoculated against COVID-19 |
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Brazil's indigenous protest ahead of landmark ruling over ancestral landsThe ruling will affect 230 pending land claims, many of which offer a xxxxxx against deforestation in the Amazon rainforest |
OPINION: Gender pay gap debate: It's not just about the moneyOur research finds women are more willing than men to give up pay in favor of other amenities, such as flexible hours, parental leave, and employment security |
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