📈 Human Progress
In the last decades humanity has made great progress with less extreme poverty, increased health, wealth and democracy. We follow in the tradition of professor Hans Rosling.
🐠 Bleached corals can still provide nutritious seafood
A new study has found that fish living in bleached coral reefs can remain sources rich in micronutrients. This provides hope for coastal communities that rely on coral reefs for food.
🚀 Laser could send "water bears" to other solar systems
While the moon and Mars are the big next steps on everybody's lips, some researchers aim even further.
🍀 Five reasons 2021 was a great year for the environment
2021 was a year with a lot of positive news regarding environmental matters. We'll show you the top five things that happend.
✨ People's verdict: 2022 is a year of optimism
The coming year will be better both for each and everyone of us and for the world at large, many believe according to an opinion poll.
🌆 Green spaces help people feel less lonely
Studies show that adding green spaces to cities can help people feel less lonely - and become healthier.
🥦France bans plastic packaging for fruit and vegetables
Starting this year, France has banned plastic packaging for a large number of fruits and vegetables.
💸Effective charity takes giving to the next level
In the shadow of the big names, effective charities are setting a new standard for giving. This is what you need to know about giving to really make a difference.
🌎 "If I'm not allowed to solve problems, I'll die"
Rustam Nabiev left Tajikistan for Sweden, KTH, to improve healthcare in some of the world's poorest countries. Warp News writer Ewa Thorslund is your guide on the incomparable journey of a disruptable entrepreneur.
🌲 More hedges mean more environmental benefits
Hedges create protected environments for thousands of species and can reduce the need for pesticides.