EXPERT VIEWS-Wanted: 'wings to fly' as do-good business tests new heightsTo mark Social Enterprise Day, an international campaign to raise awareness, experts share views on how social entrepreneurship has evolved in the past few years and what should happen next |
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'Good neighbors'? U.S. hospitals invest in land, housing to treat crisisCommunity land trusts are on the rise across the United States as cities look for ways to ease an ongoing crisis of affordable housing |
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Extinction Rebellion aims to turn up political heat with hunger strikesYoung strikers aim to put pressure on politicians for faster action on climate change |
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Political row in Indian state sparks debate on land rights for DalitsDalits in the state of Tamil Nadu hold less than 10% of the land allotted to them, according to Dalit rights groups |
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Greener, longer life: More trees reduce premature deaths in citiesCity dwellers tend to live longer if they are in leafy neighbourhoods, according to a study that links green areas to lower rates of premature death |
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Tech route to greener cities only 'smart' if residents followCities find they need to invest in communicating how cutting-edge efforts to fight climate change will benefit citizens, to deploy them effectively |
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Wealth alone won't save countries from climate changeThe global economy will contract by 3% by mid-century as the planet warms, with countries in North America faring the best and countries in Africa the worst, says a new study |
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FACTBOX -Ten facts on trans murders as world marks second deadliest yearHere are some facts on the Transgender Day of Remembrance, which began in 1999 to commemorate those murdered due to transphobia |
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Openly gay Lil Nas X makes Grammy history with nominationsLil Nas X has already made music history this year, becoming the first openly gay man to receive a Country Music Association award in a genre known for its conservatism |
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Frustration drives trans consumers to create sell-out brandsSome 600,000 people in Britain identify as trans, according Stonewall rights group, and some 1.4 million in the United States, the Williams Institute think-tank estimates. |
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Major UK hotels found failing to combat threat of modern slaveryModern slavery poses a triple threat to the hospitality industry, from sex trafficking in hotels to goods made via supply chains tainted by forced labour and workers at risk of abuse |
OPINION: Speeding clean energy in least-developed countries could fast-track developmentWithout action, by 2030, 650 million people will be excluded from access to electricity and the benefits it brings |
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