The year 2019 was a big moment for skin care, but 2020 is poised to be even more exciting. Here, we’re breaking down the skin-care trends that will be big in 2020. For instance, we predict brands will formulate with new (and tried-and-true) ingredients and make strides in the sustainability sphere.
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Supercomputers in UK, Germany, and Switzerland, and potentially a high-performance computer in Spain were all affected by similar breaches involving malware designed to mine cryptocurrency.
The circular economy has become a priority for state authorities and businesses across Europe. However, most organisations that want to embrace the circular economy cannot achieve fully it by themselves. While cooperation between different entities to achieve a higher goal is certainly not new, everyone can agree that there are problems to overcome and agreements to be made.
Virtual conference on Sustaining Support for the Rohingya Refugee Response, held 22 October 2020…
While European regulators are this year rolling-out climate-change “stress tests” for lenders, the Fed lags its peers. Fed officials have previously said they are considering a new scenario analysis to help them understand how climate change may affect trillions of dollars’ worth of bank assets, but have not said how or when they would start to apply such tests.
Who should take responsibility for recycling the the goods we buy? Neil and Sam discuss.
Annual investments of around $35 billion could bring electricity access for 759 million people who currently lack it, and $25 billion a year can help 2.6 billion people gain access to clean cooking between now and 2030. Everyone in the world could have access to clean, affordable energy within the next nine years if countries modestly increase investments, according to new reports released today, in advance of a major ministerial meeting on 21-25 June where countries and businesses will begin to announce energy plans for the decade. Annual investments of around $35 billion could bring electricity access for 759 million people who currently lack it, and $25 billion a year can help 2.6 billion people gain access to clean cooking between now and 2030.