ByChristy RomerMay 26, 2020 Majik Water: Turning Air Into Clean Drinking Water By 2025, an estimated 1.8bn people—or a quarter of humanity—will be living with absolute water scarcity. Someone who…
ByChristy RomerMay 14, 2020 Apolena Rychlíková Will Not Let Prague Drown Every day—Apolena Rychlíková writes—200,000 people flow through the centre of Prague, one of the most popular tourist destinations…
ByReve FisherMay 4, 2020 Shop, the App Helping Users Support Local Businesses With stay-at-home orders and national lockdowns limiting everyday activities, customers are relying on online shopping more than ever…
ByChristy RomerApril 30, 2020 Pablo Servigne Is Ready For The End Of Our World We’ve spent decades talking about the potential for environmental collapse. But what if the problems facing us today—disease,…
ByChristy RomerApril 29, 2020 UK Celebrates #MuseumFromHome Day During COVID-19 With public gatherings prohibited under social distancing rules, the already precarious cultural sector is fighting to survive. Actors,…
ByChristy RomerApril 29, 2020 La Pájara, the Fair Alternative to Deliveroo, Glovo and Uber Eats Zipping through central Madrid, at least in the times before Coronavirus**, you could sometimes catch a glimpse of…
ByChristy RomerApril 28, 2020 Be More Productive Every Day: Lessons from Stephen Wolfram Coronavirus aside, you may think you’re productive. Need to find an email from last year? Or a letter…
ByChristy RomerApril 27, 2020 Dr. Calvin Mackie Has Infectious Enthusiasm For STEM Feel the buzz in a room full of students before Dr. Calvin Mackie arrives to speak and you’d…
ByReve FisherApril 27, 2020 Altruize: Connecting Students to At-Home Volunteer Opportunities Altruize, the first app to accurately track and verify volunteer activities, is partnering with March of Dimes to…
ByChristy RomerApril 24, 2020 Kate Raworth’s Doughnut Economics Are Transforming Amsterdam It’s a radical thing, a doughnut. Especially in the hands of someone as committed to human and environmental…