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The following post is the second in a two-part series on storytelling, healthcare, and data from SXSW Interactive. The first part can be read here. Human health is the next battleground for advances in Big Data.
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Doughnut Economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist, the new book by Kate Raworth, is out now. These animations tell the story of th
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The series is well worth a review!
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Technological change is creating historic shifts in industry footprints. It’s reshaping the foundations of many industries.
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She had no formal training, but she upended wisdom from experts in the field.
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Still relevant! Maybe even more so...
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A safe, tamper-proof digital ledger has triggered a shock wave rippling far beyond the world of finance. Online payments diverted into the wrong pockets. Election results disputed by a political pa…
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A new concept of globalization calls for social fairness and environmental sustainability alongside economic development.
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Can we now envision of the world that is driven to create global well being for all living things and all systems that support us?
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There is a labor shortage looming over the next decade, and jobs in these sectors will be the most difficult to fill.
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I spend virtually all my professional time thinking about the intersection of human settlement and environmental sustainability.
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A recently discovered waste-removal system is a linchpin in preserving neural health
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It is not primarily the fault of land developers that the American suburbs are thought to be dysfunctional and mundane. The blame belongs largely to the influence of boiler-plate zoning regulations combined with design consultants who seek the most minimum criteria allowed by city regulations.
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About 40 percent of invertebrate pollinator species such as bees and butterflies are facing extinction, according to the global assessment.
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Aaron Renn of Urbanophile and a fellow at the Manhattan Institute has produced a report, Wasted: How to Fix America’s Sewers, on the crushing financial impact on local jurisdictions of regulations promulgated by the EPA concerning discharge of untreated water into rivers and the security of water supplies.
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Animal pollination responsible for 5-8% of global agricultural production by volume, says UN biodiversity panel, as it issues warning over their decline
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How you act on social media may alleviate or exacerbate negative emotional states |
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div.generic {width:85%;background:#ECECEC;border:1px solid #f55b42;padding:15px;} WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF A new range of all weather solar panels could help further reduce the world’s relia…
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Change may be the only constant and, beyond wet babies, few of us welcome it.
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Well said!
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From smartphone apps that can do seemingly everything to driverless cars and
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Breakthrough technologies, including “socially aware” artificial intelligence and new generation solar panels, could soon tackle the world’s most pressing challenges.
William Smith's curator insight,
July 30, 2016 2:01 AM
The PV technology outlined here is intriguing and could be an industry pivot point.
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The national campaign director for The Wilderness Society believes the C02 report reveals many damning findings regarding the current level of tree clearing in Australia
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An isolated part of New York City is still rebuilding its economy after Sandy.
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A new book and exhibit take a look at the programs, buildings, and people that have brought the system to where it is today—and what still needs to be done.
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A damselfly, black rhinos and an encounter between a crocodile and a whip snake are among this week’s pick of images from the natural world
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The newly-announced Fosen Vind project will comprise six wind farms with a combined capacity of 1,000 MW, more than the current total installed capacity in Norway and on track to become the largest of its type in Europe.
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On a beach in South Carolina, three friends watched as the morning twilight met the Milky Way. |
