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Bookmark or Share- 8 endangered species that are being reintroduced around the worldBut the reintroduction of red kites to the UK has been “one of the greatest conservation success stories of the 20th century,” says the Chilterns Conservation Board. Red kites started breeding in the Chilterns, one of 38 protected ‘areas of natural beauty’ in England and Wales, in 1992, during a four-year reintroduction project, and ...
- How zoos can save our animals | World Economic ForumReintroduction is a dicey business given the many biological and social factors that determine the viability of a population over time. Zoos’ track records here are mixed – but the successes are real. In addition to the bison, the California condor, the Arabian oryx, and the black-footed ferret have been saved due in part to the efforts of ...
- The ZiG is the world’s newest currency - World Economic ForumAcross Africa, efforts are underway to enhance payment systems for local currencies. For instance, the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), which was developed by the African Union and the African Export-Import Bank, is a centralized financial market infrastructure enabling the secure flow of money across African borders.
- Why we must embrace nuclear energy to fight climate change | World ...3. Nuclear power doesn’t rely on the weather. Well-run nuclear power plants, including for example those in the US, operate at least two to three times as reliably for two to three times as many years as intermittent low-carbon sources.
- Here's how the pandemic has changed societies – for good | World ...Two years later, the signals are somewhat mixed. One survey initially found that up to 65% of businesses were planning to invest in supply chain regionalization, but a more recent study showed that many businesses are far more likely to raise their inventories to reconfigure more resilient supply chains, than they are to actually regionalize capacity.
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