Business Environment US Insurance Giants Ditching Homeowners, but Still Underwriting Coal Industry Julia Conley 10/03/23
Business Environment US Insurance Giants Ditching Homeowners, but Still Underwriting Coal Industry Julia Conley “The choices of these companies reflect a clear double standard in who is expected to pay the price for climate change,” said one advocate.
Environment Rights & Liberties Indigenous Peoples Are Being Excluded from a Global Pool of Climate Cash Anita Hofschneider 09/26/23
Environment Beef Guzzlers: 12 Percent of Americans Eat Half of the Country’s Cow Meat Max Graham 09/21/23
Health & Medicine International WHO Recommends Cheaper Malaria Vaccine That Could Save Millions WhoWhatWhy Staff The vaccine is only the second malaria vaccine WHO has recommended for use and is cheaper and easier to produce than the first.
Health & Medicine Big Pharma Takes a Rare Loss as Medicare Announces First Drugs for Negotiation WhoWhatWhy Staff 08/29/23
Health & Medicine Politics US Politics Targeting ‘Censors,’ Far Right Plots Triumph of Online Disinformation Allison Neitzel 08/23/23
Health & Medicine Politics US Politics Far Right’s Campaign Against Information Hits Center for Countering Digital Hate Allison Neitzel 08/03/23
Technology Ukraine Ukraine’s Innovative Arms Industry Looks to the Future Stefan Weichert 09/19/23 Ukraine has shown itself to be innovative in creating new weapons. Now it hopes to export its know-how to NATO once the war is over.
Technology Musk’s Novel Strategy for Countering Neo-Nazi Content: Sue Anti-Hate Groups WhoWhatWhy Staff 09/14/23
International Technology Elon Musk’s Takeover of Twitter Helped Spread Russian Propaganda, EU Study Finds WhoWhatWhy Staff 09/01/23
International Technology EU Leads the Way Again on Online Safety as Digital Services Act Takes Effect WhoWhatWhy Staff 08/25/23