Can we integrate natural ecosystems in urban Asian spaces?
Emerging Asian economies are fast expanding, and an associated phenomenon has been that of rapid urbanization.
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California close to enacting nation’s strongest net neutrality law
California is taking net neutrality regulations into its own hands.
China blocks access to Australian Broadcasting Corp sites 3 September 2018
China has blocked access to the website of Australia's national broadcaster, the Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC).
What Facebook and Apple can teach other tech titans
Peeling back corporate declarations about 100 percent renewable energy is kind of like shucking a late-season ear of Jersey corn: removing the top layer of husk is pretty easy, but you never know what exactly you'll find as you pick away at the cob silk.
Insecure academic contracts ‘major source of stress’
Canadian study finds that short-term contracts are ‘discouraging and demoralising’
Two new price matching programs rolled out at private colleges
Price matching isn't just for coupon clippers anymore, now college students can get in on the action too.
Professors and Students as Roommates?
It's not a concept for a sitcom -- UC Santa Cruz is so strapped for space it is asking faculty and staff to open their homes for students to rent.
Bitcoin wallet Bitfi withdraws ‘unhackable’ claim
Bitfi, a cryptocurrency wallet backed by anti-virus software entrepreneur John McAfee, has issued a statement saying it will no longer describe its service as "unhackable".
UK considers banning ‘energy drink’ sales to children in England
The sale of high-caffeine soft drinks to children could be banned in England, the British government said on Thursday, citing public health concerns.
Learning from California’s clean energy ambition
Recently, a disquieting pattern has emerged. Moderate national leaders — on both the center-left and center-right — in some of the world’s richest and most advanced countries are finding it far easier to talk about climate change than to actually fight it.
