How International Students Are Changing University Design

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South Korea’s universities are entering a new phase of internationalisation. In a recent shift, several institutions have moved beyond offering English-medium tracks and have begun establishing entire departments and majors exclusively for international students.
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Iran War Could Spur Europe to Embrace Renewables

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The Mideast conflict is plunging the European Union into yet another energy crisis. EU officials are once again embracing solar and wind as a result.
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China is Helping Build Africa’s Cities Effectively

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As African cities experience some of the fastest urban growth rates in the world, China has become a major bilateral financier for urban infrastructure.
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Building tomorrow’s cities today

Building tomorrow’s cities today


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Geospatial data enables cities to map, analyse and optimise every aspect of infrastructure, from energy grids and transport networks, to utilities and environmental features.
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Climate science needs to talk more about ‘justice’

Climate science needs to talk more about ‘justice’


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Climate scientists have all kinds of language to discuss their scientific theories. But when it comes to values and justice, scientific language is less helpful. This matters, because when scientists claim a climate policy or scenario is “just”, they sometimes can’t or don’t explain what they actually mean.
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Education for sustainable development’s global learning space

Education for sustainable development’s global learning space


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As the network of 190 Regional Centres of Expertise (RCEs) says on its website, the worldwide network of RCEs constitutes a “global learning space for sustainable development”. It exists to share education for sustainable development (ESD) ideas, learning and best practice.
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The Rise of Gulf Smart Cities

The Rise of Gulf Smart Cities


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Large-scale “smart city” projects have expanded across the globe—spreading across the Gulf, through the wider Middle East, and everywhere from India to Brazil. What’s more, many of these initiatives are fueled by the transfer and export of Chinese and other foreign technologies, indicating their potential as vehicles for geopolitical and economic influence while also raising human rights concerns.
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The spectacular Southeast Asian economic take-off

The spectacular Southeast Asian economic take-off


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Indeed, scientific and technological skills have become indispensable for growth and development.
Therefore, building skills and capacities is one of the significant and decisive elements in economic performance, both company and macroeconomic performance.
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Towards Sustainable Future: ESG Reporting

Towards Sustainable Future: ESG Reporting


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The Middle East region is among the world’s most exposed states to human-caused climatic changes. Recent reports have suggested that the Middle East region is warming twice as fast as the global average and many fear that the region may face a temperature rise to 5 degrees by the end of the century
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Cement is a big problem for the environment

Cement is a big problem for the environment


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It’s been said that if the cement industry were a country, it would be the world’s third or fourth-largest emitter of carbon dioxide (CO2). Global cement manufacturing produced 1.6 billion metric tonnes of CO2 in 2022, the latest year for which there are figures – that’s about 8% of the world’s total CO2 emissions.
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Deserts’ biggest threat? Flooding

Deserts’ biggest threat? Flooding


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The source of such changes are as follows: increasing desertification has led to intensified droughts, and rainstorms in the region have increased in frequency due to the rising seawater temperature in the Eastern Mediterranean because of global warming.
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