Sunday 19 September 2021

Tackling the visible and inivisible issues of ocean pollution

Copenhagen edges Toronto and Singapore for top spot in Safe Cities Index
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Issue #37
 
 
 
 
Tackling the visible and inivisible issues of ocean pollution
 
Human activities and the impacts of climate change are undermining global fisheries, changing the chemistry of the ocean, threatening coastal ecosystems and putting hard-won economic progress in developing countries and small island developing states at risk. Global action to address these challenges is underway, but much more is needed to restore the ocean to full health and build a sustainable ocean economy.
Listen to this episode of the Back to Blue podcast, where our editors discuss the goals of the initiative and how to achieve them.
 
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Technology & Innovation
IT's changing mandate in an age of disruption
 
Widespread lockdowns triggered by the onset of covid-19 have forcibly accelerated companies' digital transformation plans. How will this affect IT leaders and their teams in terms of interaction and collaboration with the rest of the business?
 
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Health systems swimming naked?
 
How has covid-19 exposed vulnerabilities in paediatric immunisation programmes in emerging economies?
 
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Prediabetes: The economic burden of Hong Kong
 
While diabetes as a public health priority in Hong Kong is reasonably managed, diagnosis of prediabetes is much more challenging due to lack of policy guidance. In this report we illuminate the costs of inaction around prediabetes in Hong Kong.
 
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