Dr Chris D’Souza The best approach to combat climate change, in the opinion of most economists, is to impose a price on greenhouse gas emissions. It works well, enabling society to determine the least expensive […] The Pros and Cons of Carbon Pricing: Do They Hurt the Poor? […]
Sarah Schiffling Deputy Director of the HUMLOG (Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management Research) Institute, Hanken School of Economics Matthew Tickle Lecturer in Operations Management Operations and Supply Chain Management, University of Liverpool The air Red Sea crisis: Suez Canal is not the only ‘choke point’ that threatens to disrupt global supply chains […]
Ralph Trancoso Three to five billion people – or up to two-thirds of the world’s population – are set to be affected by projected rainfall changes by the end of the century unless the world Up to 5 billion people to be hit by rainfall changes this century if CO₂ emissions are not curbed, research shows […]
Grace Wangge A staggering 4.89 billion people around the world use social media – a huge proportion of them young people – as concerns grow about how their online time is affecting health. Yet while Why Social Media health check must include the global south. […]
Lynette Washington & Akshay Vij For some, it’s as much as one-third of their wage. A significant proportion of Australian workers – about one-fifth – would be prepared to sacrifice between 16% and 33% of What’s it worth to work from home? […]
In early January 2024, a dramatisation of a lesser-known miscarriage of justice moved over a million people in the UK to sign a petition demanding justice for the accused and prompted the British government to The Societal Impact of Faulty Accounting: Mr Bates vs The Post Office […]