Category: People & Community
ISO 21041: Gaining consumer trust by making purchasing choices easier
A new standard for unit pricing will help consumers compare products quickly and effectively, a win-win solution for all.
Equitable and Resilient Cities: Inside the Network Exchange
100 Resilient Cities joins the City of Boston to focus on the critical intersection of racial equity and urban resilience.
Most significant food safety change in 25 years?
In the last 25 years, what was the most significant food safety change?
Google’s ”Smart City of surveillance” faces new resistance in Toronto
Sidewalk Toronto’s ongoing controversies may serve as the latest warning sign for cities who are considering signing over public spaces to major tech companies.
The Unique Wildlife of The Scottish Highlands
Be transported to the frozen tundra of Scotland's Cairngorms National Park in this stunning short by filmmaker Max Smith.
Phone alerts for terrorist attacks and natural disasters
Europeans will be sent official alerts on their mobile phones if they are near a terrorist attack or natural disaster under an EU plan to reduce the risk of fake news causing chaos.
Bangkok CyberTech District heralded as ”game-changer”
Neighbourhood is set to provide a comprehensive ecosystem for both domestic and international start-ups
6-Year-Old explains how messed up it is that her entire life has been put on Facebook
''I thought they wanted to save the memories for a scrapbook''
Improving medication management through communication and collaboration
When it comes to medication error, transitioning from one healthcare setting to another is a particularly high-risk period for many patients.
Set the Standard – ISO 20121 – Event Sustainability Management
ISO 20121 offers guidance and best practice to help you manage your event and control its social, economic and environmental impact.
Santiago de Chile’s pocket parks
The Santiago Resilience Strategy identifies the recovery of empty lots through these pocket plazas as a priority initiative.
10 cities around the world destroyed and rebuilt
The First World War cut a swath of destruction across Europe, leaving centuries-old towns and hallowed buildings in ruins. Rebuilding took generations.