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Learn more about our research categoriesThe world’s biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, a new study estimates
Climate Change, Energy & Pollution
A comprehensive study from Dartmouth College reveals that 111 of the world’s largest carbon-oriented corporations inflicted approximately $28 trillion in climate-related damage—more than half of the harm stems from 10 major fossil fuel providers, such as Saudi Aramco and Gazprom. This research marks a significant step towards holding companies financially …
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Finland’s education system consistently outperforms countries like Norway and America, but why is that? This article from the Smithsonian Magazine attributes the country’s success to its holistic, student-centered approach. The system prioritizes equity to ensure children receive personalized, high-quality education, regardless of class, race, ethnicity, and mental and physical ability. …
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See the new 'intelligent' crosswalk lighting up a Candiac, Que., intersection
Safety & Security Video
This CBC News video highlights an innovative approach to improving intersection safety. A pilot project in Candiac City, Quebec, embeds smart technology into the pavement, causing crosswalks to light up whenever a pedestrian is present. The goal is to boost driver awareness and reduce accidents. A similar initiative in Paris, …
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A Skyward Shift: Exploring the Social Impact of Elevated Public Spaces in Cities
Diversity, Inclusion & Equity Parks & Public Space Safety & Security Smart Cities
In response to escalating urban land costs, cities are shifting from ground-level to elevated public spaces, such as rooftops and podiums. This movement is sparking debate on their social impact and whether they are truly “public” spaces. These elevated public spaces provide benefits such as enhanced privacy, improved hygiene due …
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China aims to become a major player in Artificial Intelligence (AI), and this video from the Wall Street Journal highlights one of the country’s experimental projects that has caused divided opinions. At the Jinhua Xiaoshun Country Primary School, children wear brain-wave sensing gadgets that track concentration levels using Electroencephalography (EEG) …
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This video introduces how CRISPR technology can be used in food production. Unlike genetically modified (GMO) crops, which contain genetic material from other organisms, CRISPR-edited crops have their own genetic code altered without the introduction of foreign genetic material. CRISPR-edited crops are also claimed to be more resistant to disease, …
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World's most effective climate policies identified in new study
Climate Change, Energy & Pollution Government
A recent global study compared the climate policies and carbon emissions reductions of 41 countries, identifying 63 of the most effective policies. The study offers valuable insights for policy makers as its success stories include a mix of incentives (“carrots”) and disincentives (“sticks”) to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate …
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