The Conversation
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New Global Plan Targets Deforestation With Massive Forest Fund
Deforestation threatens tropical forests worldwide, prompting Brazil’s Tropical Forest Forever Facility to increase funding for forest protection efforts.
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Moon Space Traffic Surge and New Safety Systems Emerge
Recent lunar missions are rising, emphasizing the need for space traffic coordination. Improved monitoring could enhance safety and support efforts.
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Hurricane Melissa Reveals the Urgent Need for AI Forecasting
Hurricane Melissa rapidly intensified to a category 5, highlighting the dangers of climate change and the need for improved storm forecasting and preparedness.
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ASKAP Telescope Discovers New Massive Bridge Linking Galaxies
Astronomers using the ASKAP Telescope discovered a vast galactic bridge linking two distant galaxies, shedding light on the universe’s hidden hydrogen.
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How Board Diversity Leads to Better Financial Decisions
Board diversity enhances financial decision-making and investment efficiency. Here’s why diverse board committees lead to better returns, planning, and more.
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The New Front Line in the Battle Against Microplastics
Microplastics pervade ecosystems and human health. Policy solutions, including product bans and state initiatives, aim to reduce their environmental and health impacts.
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The Best Tips for Career Growth for Women in STEM
The course “Tools for Women in STEM” empowers female students by providing mentorship, skill development, and fostering a supportive environment in STEM fields.
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How Virtual Reality and New AI Are Teaching Children Empathy
Empathy is crucial for emotional regulation and social skills. VR tech and new AI can enhance empathy by creating experiences for emotional connection.
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Why Geothermal Energy Could Be the Next Big Thing
Geothermal energy is increasingly viable, providing reliable, low-emission power worldwide, with potential to significantly contribute to future energy needs.
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Why Jane Goodall’s Optimism Was Her Greatest Discovery
Anyone teaching how to change the world for the better—without becoming cynical, angry, or narrow-minded—could learn from the life and work of pioneering animal behaviorist Jane Goodall.