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How the Pandemic Has Propelled HR Chiefs Into the Boardroom
A new breed of multi-tasking senior HR executives are suddenly on speed-dial to the CEO.
āA Huge Mistake.ā The E.U. Jeopardizes its Climate Goals By Labeling Natural Gas as Green
A long-simmering debate about the future of natural gas has been forced to a head in Europe this month, as the E.U. considers classifying some projects involving the fossil fuel as sustainable investments in official advice for the private sector due to be published by the end of January. Burning natural gas produces carbon dioxideābutā¦
Artificial Intelligence Can Now Craft Original JokesāAnd Thatās NoāÆLaughing Matter
Donāt you hate it,ā says Jon the Robot, gesturing with tiny articulated arms at an expectant crowd, āwhen youāre trying to solve inverse kinematics equations to pick up a cup and then you get āError 453, no solution foundā?ā The crowd laughs. āDonāt you hate that?ā An experiment billed as a comedy act, Jon isā¦
Inside the Earnest Parties at the First Major NFT Conference
At NFT.NYC, the crypto world showed off its wealthāand set its stake in the culture
āWeāre Not Going to Be Placated.ā Young Activists at COP26 Are Refusing to Settle
You wonāt fool the children of the revolution. British glam rock band T-Rex issued this warning in a single back in 1972 (just five years before oil company Exxon quietly received its first report about the warming impact of fossil fuels). But it has rarely felt as relevant as it does at COP26. Todayās youngā¦
We Can Beat Climate Change If We Do One Thing Fast
Now, finally, much of the world has become convinced, first-hand, that global warming is not only real but heating up more rapidly than we expected, unleashing irreversible impacts. Many people feel despair and helplessness in the face of doomsday predictions already in evidence. And yet, Iām optimistic that we can solve this problem in timeā¦
30 in 2030: Planning for the Future
Climate change has been a constant and increasingly urgent issue throughout the lifetimes of those in Generation Z. In the past year alone, devastating wildfires raged in North America, Europe, and Russia, catastrophic flooding hit central Europe, and South American countries suffered severe droughts. According to the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, theā¦
30 in 2030: A Generation Creating Change
Itās no secret that mental health was the collateral damage of the pandemic, with illness, loss and financial hardship weighing heavily on billions around the world. Those in Generation Z have been greatly impacted, since they are more likely to be in insecure work and disproportionately affected by nationwide lockdowns and restrictions at a timeā¦
30 in 2030: Coming of Age During a Pandemic
TIME spoke to six young adults who will turn 30 in 2030 about their hopes for the future and what they are doing to make them a reality
Modern Capitalism Needs a Revolution to Undo the Damage It Has Caused
Capitalism stands at a crossroads and we must find the best way forward, writes Ronald Cohen
Why Americaās Corporate Boards Keep Failing to Diversify
Corporate America is making some gains in expanding its commitment to diversity. According to a new study from The Conference Board, 2021 marks the first time that a majority of S&P 500 companiesā59%āhave disclosed the racial makeup of their boards. The increased transparency is widely considered an important step in advancing equity and inclusion. Atā¦
Why We Shouldnāt Write Off COP26 Before Itās Even Started
As we approach the COP26 climate talks, Iām reminded of a Chinese proverb. The person saying it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it. In other words, itās easy to give up, but having a go is better. As world leaders, CEOs and activists prepare to meet in Glasgow, two camps areā¦
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