Written by: Bill Hooper
Instead of crushes of humanity and bureaucracy, airports are starting to get more personalized and more civilized, as the fantasy of what an airport could be gets real.
The second auction of carbon permits for the world’s second-largest carbon market beat analysts’ expectations--but can it drive real environmental results?
Instead of focusing on making sure they’re preparing a wide range of students to make the world better, universities seem far more focused on making money.
Can’t read that parking sign? Not sure how close to that hydrant you can be? When is street cleaning? Now you can make sure you’re parking safely every time.
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Companies like Coke and Unilever love to talk about how helpful their programs and jobs are to workers in the developing world. But is this actually true?
New telepresence software could let you take a class from anywhere and appear as if you’re in the classroom.
A new study found that various pollutants might be affecting otters’ manhood, just one in a string of studies about modern chemicals messing with males in the animal kingdom. Is it hype, or should you be worried?
The one way to slow devastating storms and reverse climate change is clean energy, and the only way to do that is to pay more for R&D.
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