Amanda Shendruk
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New York, NY, United States
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Tired of feeling hopeless about climate change? Take a look at these charts.
Bending climate-data red lines in a more positive direction will take “stubborn optimism” and fast action. → Read More
Here's how 10 industries are experimenting with ChatGPT
Judges, teachers, and real estate agents wonder what AI means for their industry → Read More
Humanity is closer to self-destruction than ever before
The Doomsday Clock moved forward to 90 seconds to midnight → Read More
A new report says investors should push companies harder to achieve environmental and social change
Asset managers argue some shareholder resolutions are too prescriptive → Read More
Here are the countries and companies dominating Davos
Who are the participants at the 2023 World Economic Forum meeting? → Read More
Kafka, Metropolis, and the Hardy Boys enter US public domain in 2023
A song called "The Best Things in Life Are Free" will also now be free → Read More
The first African country to reach a FIFA World Cup semifinal is going head-to-head against its former colonizer
While France is heavily favored to win, the Moroccan team has managed to defy the odds → Read More
The UK is expecting its largest wave of strikes in over 30 years
Industrial action by nurses, rail workers and Royal Mail are set to disrupt the holiday season → Read More
The immigrants’ World Cup: See all the players who crossed borders to play football
Of the 59 French-born players in this World Cup, more than half represent African teams → Read More
Amazon’s $5 billion discount: See all its tax cuts and other US subsidies
On Black Friday, a campaign called Make Amazon Pay wants the corporation to step up and pay its dues → Read More
FTX bankruptcy filing reveals a remarkably convoluted corporate structure
New FTX CEO John Ray's sprawling org chart reveals about 100 corporate entities for just 300 employees → Read More
The world’s population just hit 8 billion—and that's okay
The population peak is in sight: 10.4 billion or so, sometime in the next 60 years → Read More
Here's where the strong dollar is making luxury goods cheaper
Foreign currency swings mean some luxury goods are nearly half the price in Europe compared to China → Read More
A third of Americans have working-class jobs. Only 1% of state lawmakers do
Women, people of color, and the working class are underrepresented in America's state legislatures → Read More
Most companies with a climate goal have no plan for how to reach it
Few companies are spending money to meet their long-term climate targets → Read More
Why the Fed’s hikes are not showing up in your savings account
But have lifted mortgage rates to their highest level in more than a decade → Read More
The economic case against unpaid domestic work
Compensating people for tasks like housework and child care could bring about a more just—not to mention wealthier—society. → Read More
Patagonia say it's owned by the Earth now. Here's what that looks like.
Patagonia's new ownership structure aims to fight climate change. → Read More
An Elon Musk comedy show: Funny, or just true?
I went to an Edinburgh Fringe show about Elon Musk. It's hard to satirize a man who is so absurd already. → Read More
How sustainable are the contents of your shopping cart? A new database has answers
A massive new study has estimated the environmental impact of tens of thousands of supermarket items. → Read More