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Bookmark or Share- Scientists break down forever chemicals in drinking water | World ...Researchers have discovered a way to eliminate ‘forever chemicals’, or PFAS, which usually take hundreds or thousands of years to break down. These harmful chemicals are found in numerous everyday applications and can be ingested by humans through drinking water. The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2024 lists pollution as the ...
- How to solve homelessness - The World Economic ForumBut a number of innovative approaches to homelessness are creating both short-term and long-term solutions. London calling. The UK capital is one of the world’s most-visited cities – and the red double-decker bus is an iconic, must-see sight. But strict emissions regulations have pushed many of the older buses off the road and into retirement.
- How rising temperatures might impact Arctic ‘doomsday vault’ in NorwayBetween 2071 and 2100, average temperatures throughout the archipelago will increase by between 7-10℃, the report predicts, shortening the snow season and causing loss of near-surface permafrost. What’s happening in Svalbard, where the Doomsday Vault is located, is symptomatic of wider changes impacting the Arctic expanse, which is warming ...
- Investing in care economy can help achieve gender parity. Here's how ...Inadequate care systems are one of the biggest roadblocks to improving gender gaps in labour markets across the world. 76% of unpaid care work is performed by women; when care work is paid, it is characterized by low wages. Better functioning care systems that recognize, reduce and redistribute unpaid care work are critical to closing gender gaps.
- COVID-19: asymptomatic, pre-symptomatic, symptomatic explained | World ...Common symptoms – such as a cough, fever or tiredness – may not develop to any noticeable extent, or symptoms that do exist may be atypical and not look like the most common forms of the disease. Pre-symptomatic cases. Given the incubation period for COVID-19 – the time between exposure to the virus and symptom onset – can be up to 14 ...
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