Can Europe meet its lithium needs by 2036? The transition to electric vehicles and battery energy storage is causing lithium demand in Europe to soar. Today, the continent relies almost entirely on imports for this resource, while producing almost nothing locally. Yet, deposits have been identified in several countries, and around twenty mining projects could… Continue reading Can Europe meet its lithium needs by 2036?
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is Already Reshaping Steel Trade with India
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is Already Reshaping Steel Trade with India Climate policies vary widely from country to country, with some imposing strict rules on greenhouse gas emissions while others remain far less stringent. This disparity can undermine environmental effectiveness and the competitiveness of energy-intensive industries exposed to international trade. Indeed, companies might… Continue reading The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is Already Reshaping Steel Trade with India
Can UN Initiatives Revitalize the Sustainable Development Goals?
Can UN Initiatives Revitalize the Sustainable Development Goals? In 2023, the United Nations launched twelve flagship initiatives to accelerate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. These projects, called High Impact Initiatives, mark a shift in how the organization approaches global governance. They are not presented as simple partnerships, but as coordination mechanisms aimed at… Continue reading Can UN Initiatives Revitalize the Sustainable Development Goals?
Gaza Healthcare Workers Deprived of Sleep in Wartime
Gaza Healthcare Workers Deprived of Sleep in Wartime Amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, doctors and nurses on the front lines are suffering from widespread sleep disorders. A survey conducted in August 2025 among 437 healthcare professionals reveals that nearly three-quarters of them sleep poorly, with an overall severely degraded quality of sleep. Nights are… Continue reading Gaza Healthcare Workers Deprived of Sleep in Wartime
Religious and Political Beliefs Amplify the Impact of Misinformation
Religious and Political Beliefs Amplify the Impact of Misinformation Misinformation spreads rapidly on social media, influencing how consumers perceive brands and businesses. A recent study reveals that this misinformation, when aligned with individuals’ religious or political beliefs, significantly strengthens a psychological mechanism known as confirmation bias. This bias leads people to favor information that confirms… Continue reading Religious and Political Beliefs Amplify the Impact of Misinformation
Has Sustainable Finance Become a Pillar of the Global Financial System?
Has Sustainable Finance Become a Pillar of the Global Financial System? Sustainable finance has profoundly transformed the economic landscape in less than fifty years. Long considered a marginal concern, it now occupies a central place in global financial strategies. An in-depth analysis of over 1,200 studies published between 1974 and 2024 reveals an evolution marked… Continue reading Has Sustainable Finance Become a Pillar of the Global Financial System?
Did Lockdown Measures Really Slow the Spread of the Omicron Variant in China?
Did Lockdown Measures Really Slow the Spread of the Omicron Variant in China? In 2022, China faced a series of outbreaks caused by the highly contagious Omicron variant. To limit its spread, authorities reinforced strict measures such as closing schools, workplaces, and public transportation, banning gatherings, and implementing full lockdowns. A recent analysis reveals that… Continue reading Did Lockdown Measures Really Slow the Spread of the Omicron Variant in China?
Why Does the Acceptance of a Carbon Tax Depend So Much on Its Design and How It Is Presented
Why Does the Acceptance of a Carbon Tax Depend So Much on Its Design and How It Is Presented The fight against global warming often involves implementing taxes on carbon dioxide emissions. However, these measures struggle to gain traction because their success largely depends on public support. A recent analysis shows that this acceptance varies… Continue reading Why Does the Acceptance of a Carbon Tax Depend So Much on Its Design and How It Is Presented
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