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Sumio Saruyama, JCER Japan has the world’s most aged population. As the number of elderly people increases, the benefits the government funds, such as pensions, medical...

The Science of Where Magazine meets Anil Trigunayat, Distinguished Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation, former Ambassador of India to Jordan, Libya and Malta, Secretary of...

Luca Bertuzzi | EURACTIV.com “The real industrial revolution is starting now – provided we make the right investments in key technologies and set the right framework conditions.” -Thierry...

Sandor Zsiros  & Hannah Somerville Brussels could potentially press ahead with talks with Albania over membership of the EU even as negotiations with North Macedonia stall, Enlargement...

Euronews with AP Germany has sought to pour cold water on a proposal by the United States to ease patent protections on COVID-19 vaccines, saying it would...

Doloresz Katanich with AP Scientists are trying to gauge the effects of London's air pollution by monitoring the health of school children's lungs. https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/05/07/london-s-air-pollution-could-be-a-ticking-bomb-for-children-s-health

David Garrison Krystal Williams is an impassioned advocate on issues of energy, equity and social justice. Her work with public utilities and renewable energy developers...

Sarah Golden This week, the Renewable Energy Buyers Association (REBA) released its annual State of the Market, a report that summarizes trends and observations related...

James Murray Plans to electrify urban road transport took a leap forward this week, with the news U.K.-based electric van and bus pioneer Arrival is...