The G20 is an international forum that brings the world’s major economies together. Its members account for more than 80 percent of global GDP, 75 percent of global trade, and 60 percent of the world’s…

Following its redesign in mid-2020, Twitter has been constantly improving its new API. Twitter Spaces support was recently introduced to the company’s developer platform. Today, it unveiling new endpoints that allow you to tweet, delete…

The UK’s most durable snow patch has melted away only a short private jet ride away from the COP26 climate negotiations. The Sphinx is a snow patch that may be found 1,296 meters (4,252 ft)…

Over 40 nations have decided to phase out coal-fired power, which is the dirtiest of all fossil fuels. The UK-led Global Coal to Clean Power Transition Statement, which will be unveiled at COP26 on Thursday,…

In a major new commitment made at COP26, world leaders have committed to ending the period of deforestation and land degradation by 2030. At today’s COP26 Forests & Land Use session, more than 100 leaders…

Over a hundred countries have expressed their support for a plan to reduce methane emissions, a strong planet-warming greenhouse gas, by 2030. The Worldwide Methane Pledge, spearheaded by the United States and the European Union,…

The moment has finally come: the COP26 Climate Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, begins today. While there have been several conferences, agreements, and promises in recent years on the world’s climate catastrophe, this gathering is particularly…

Several global leaders and influential figures spoke at the COP26 opening ceremony this afternoon, but none bettered Sir David Attenborough, the great naturalist, and evangelist. While Attenborough acknowledges that things are not looking good right…

The summer batch of 2021 at Y Combinator includes 377 businesses from 47 countries. It is the well-known accelerator’s 33rd Demo Day, with the largest cohort yet. There were 198 startups in YC S20, which…

Food is life’s very nutrition, but it is also getting increasingly difficult to cultivate on a large scale. Overcultivation is a result of a combination of exponential and unsustainable population increase, human-caused climate change, and…