Q&A: Report urges global leaders to address interconnected environmental, social and economic crises
Pamela McElwee, a professor in the Department of Human Ecology at the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences ...
Many Americans Say the Democratic Party Does Not Share Their Priorities
A poll from The New York Times and Ipsos found that Americans believe abortion, L.G.B.T.Q. issues and climate change concern ...
Poll: Many Americans Say Democratic Party Does Not Share Priorities
Many Americans say they do not believe the Democratic Party is focused on the economic issues that matter most to them and is ...
Economic Survey 2025: Proposal for 'health tax' on ultra-processed foods
Economic Survey 2025 LIVE: According to Economic Survey 2025, labour market indicators have improved in the last seven years, ...
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President’s address: empty economic and social policies
In presenting his ‘State of the Republic’ address on Cyprus on January 29, President Nikos Christodoulides stressed that the ...
Economic Survey 2024-25 flags rising mental health crisis among youth
Hostile work environments, long hours at desks, and high stress levels could hinder economic momentum, the survey said.
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Harnessing social licence to operate: the future of SA’s sustainable mining
Bridging the gap between business success and community trust is critical as companies face increased pressure to deliver ...
Why the Internet Thinks Sabrina Carpenter Can Finally Eat McDonald's
Sabrina Carpenter's Grammy win sparked online buzz as fans joked that she's finally earned her first taste of McDonald's.
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Union Budget 2025: Economic survey wants 'health tax' regulating junk food, here's why
Lifestyle choices, workplace culture, and dietary habits profoundly influence mental health and India need to address these ...
How economics wrecked the world — and how we can escape from "Ricardo's Dream"
Writer Nat Dyer on how David Ricardo's abstract models pushed economics into fantasy — and we all paid the price ...
If the government wants science to have an economic impact, it has to put its money where its mouth is
Billed as the most significant change to the science system in 30 years, last week's announcement of major structural changes to scientific research institutions was objectively a big deal.