Sustainablity
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In an era where technology, art, and activism intersect, the profound impact of sound on our lives and societies has never been more apparent. The possibilities are boundless, from immersive
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The global demand for “blue foods,” those derived from aquatic sources, is projected to double by 2050, reflecting a growing need for nutritious and environmentally conscious sustenance. As our world
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World Woman Hour recognizes an extraordinary woman for leading global change in a vital issue area. Damilola Ogunbiyi is the CEO of Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL), an action group
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World Woman Hour honors a female executive who says she has learned to lead in her own way, and who actually leads in multiple ways. Sophie Borgne manages a high-tech
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One of our youngest World Woman Hour honorees is leading change in multiple ways despite just being in her early 20s. Angie Redondo Herrera’s story began in the city of
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Sustainable energy in southern Africa: Schneider Electric woman leads programs to make it a reality
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This young woman made a challenging career change. Now she’s making a fundamental, tangible difference in the lives of less advantaged people in Anglophone Africa. For these achievements, World Woman
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Women Feeding the Future. It will take brains, not brawn, to feed the future
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Ask a consumer at the grocery store who they think is responsible for producing the food on the shelves, and the common answer is: a white man in his 50s.
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Harnessing the Power of Agriculture to Heal Our Planet
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When do you think the computer age began? Many would say the 80s and 90s when personal computers and at-home internet took off. Others would point to the birth of