Transportation isn’t just a matter of logistics when it comes to college campuses. The ability to get from one place to another is directly tied to student success, environmental impact, and relationships with nearby communities. As a result, transportation policy is one of the clearest expressions of a university’s values. At the University of Chicago,...| Chicago Maroon
Columbia Climate School and Closed Loop Partners developed a novel impact assessment tool to calculate the carbon emissions and cost implications of a wide range of single-use and reusable packaging designs.| State of the Planet
In the past month, several major restaurant brands have rolled out tech-centric announcements, from app updates to loyalty pushes to delivery tie-ins, keeping the arms race for digital engagement very much alive. Whether these moves [...]|
Pizza vending machines, once dismissed as a novelty, are increasingly finding a place in mainstream restaurant strategies. For operators facing labor shortages, rising costs, and the challenge of serving guests around the clock, the technology [...]|
The restructuring of the Arts & Humanities Division raises great concern about University priorities and requires further discussion.| Chicago Maroon
IF20, ACWAY, Cape Town, August 10, 2025 Introductory comments by Katherine Marshall, G20 Interfaith Forum Vice President, at the opening meeting of the G20 Youth Interfaith Forum the day before IF20 South Africa commenced meetings. Attendees of the YIF20 included over 50 youth delegates from 25 nationalities and 15 religious…| Viewpoints
It’s time to treat subway heat like the climate adaptation issue and public health hazard that it is.| State of the Planet
Opinion | Simplistic debates about the drugs obscure the complex dynamics of how psychic pain is understood and treated.| Undark Magazine
By Luisa Banchoff – – – After three days of encounter and debate, participants of the G20 Interfaith Forum came together on the forum’s final day to share insights, acknowledge challenges, and plan next steps as they depart Cape Town and return to their communities. The day began with fishbowl…| Viewpoints
By Luisa Banchoff - - - Throughout this year’s G20 Interfaith Forum, participants have attended plenary sessions focused on priority areas for the G20, including hunger and poverty, economic and financial action, education, sustainability, and care for the most vulnerable. Complementing these plenaries are over 30 breakout sessions. These have…| Viewpoints
By Luisa Banchoff – – – For eleven years, the G20 Interfaith Forum has been a space for leaders from faith communities, civil society, and government to speak prophetically about the challenges facing the most marginalized and excluded members of our societies. The second day of this year’s forum began…| Viewpoints
By Luisa Banchoff – – – On Monday, more than 400 representatives of religious communities and faith-based organizations gathered in Cape Town for the start of this year’s G20 Interfaith Forum, “Ubuntu in Action: Focus on Vulnerable Communities.” Colorful placards and banners adorned the meeting rooms, emblazoned with the theme…| Viewpoints
By Luisa Banchoff - - - The 2025 G20 Interfaith Summit was a day away, and the main stage was being set up in the ballroom of Cape Town’s Westin Hotel. But in the room next door, a gathering was already well underway: fifty-five young people, representing 25 countries and…| Viewpoints
Clean Crop is an ambitious startup project that blends policy, economics, sustainability and development.| State of the Planet
By Marianna Richardson, Director of Communications for the G20 Interfaith Forum – – – This blog is part 5 of a 5-part series, exploring IF20’s five Priority Areas looking forward to the G20 Interfaith Forum in Cape Town, August 2025. Disasters—whether sudden or slow-moving—are intensifying in frequency and impact due…| Viewpoints
Opinion | A growing research field known as ‘the science of science’ will be essential for navigating an uncertain future.| Undark Magazine
By Trace Acres Picture your partner, your sibling, or your child working on the shoulder of a busy road as vehicles drive past, just inches away. How confident would you... The post The real danger in roadside work zones isn’t the job. It’s our driving. appeared first on Road Safety at Work.| Road Safety at Work
By Trace Acres Every year, thousands of lives are lost or irrevocably changed due to vehicle crashes. Behind these tragic statistics are the real stories of families left grieving, communities... The post A call to action for changing our driving behaviours appeared first on Road Safety at Work.| Road Safety at Work
Every day, tens of thousands of roadside workers across British Columbia face significant danger just doing their jobs. Their workplace is mere metres from passing traffic. In some cases, orange cones are the only things between them and vehicles weighing tonnes. The post Roadside workers help keep us all safe. We can return the favour when in Cone Zones. appeared first on Road Safety at Work.| Road Safety at Work
Small restaurants continue to dominate the U.S. foodservice industry, where nine out of 10 businesses employ less than 50 people, according to the National Restaurant Association. However, with tighter margins, smaller restaurants have historically tended [...]| restauranttechnologynews.com
Barcelona is a city that provides numerous stunning viewpoints, offering panoramic views of the sprawling urban landscape and the Mediterranean Sea| Anne Travel Foodie
Following his removal from Student Government, Nevin Hall breaks his silence to clarify the motivations behind his actions, defend the principles that guided his decisions, and emphasize a need for reform.| Chicago Maroon
In the race to deliver seamless digital ordering, personalized guest engagement, and operational efficiency, restaurant operators are faced with a pivotal question: Should they build custom technology in-house or partner with specialized vendors? From fast-food [...]| restauranttechnologynews.com
As AI expands its global reach, how can we ensure its just and inclusive use when applied to climate science?| State of the Planet
Running a restaurant, café, or any kind of food service operation comes with countless responsibilities. At the top of that list is a duty to keep customers safe from foodborne illnesses. For anyone in the [...]| restauranttechnologynews.com
The Taliban must alter their zero-sum mentality and seriously commit to bringing peace to Afghanistan before it is too late. The post Why Do Taliban Continue to Kill If They Are Serious about Peace? appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.| Foreign Policy Journal
Big Brother can do wonders during a pandemic, but the granularity of what it gleans is surpassed by the infringement on privacy that it can make. The post COVID-19 and Mass-Surveillance: Why South Korea’s approach is also anathema to civil liberties appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.| Foreign Policy Journal
High school senior Michelle Rozenfeld reflects on what she learned interning with the National Center for Disaster Preparedness.| State of the Planet
Restaurant and foodservice fleet managers are adopting innovative technologies that are revolutionizing how perishable goods and prepared food are transported—improving both efficiency and safety. GPS tracking systems are now commonplace, allowing restaurants and distributors to [...]| restauranttechnologynews.com
As the foodservice industry continues to face mounting pressures—from chronic labor shortages and rising operating costs to increasingly tech-savvy consumers—many restaurant operators are rethinking the fundamentals of how they run their businesses. For thousands of [...]| restauranttechnologynews.com
Opinion | The latest floods, wildfires, and other disasters reveal the flaws of adaptation as the main response to climate change.| Undark Magazine
An M.S. in Sustainability Science graduate reflects on the pros and cons of running marathons—for people and the planet.| State of the Planet
FIGHT FOR RIGHTS VIEWPOINT SERIES, Vol 27/1, pp. 87-90, PDF Published 2 March 2025 Moses Mulumba, Jessica Oga, Juliana Nantaba, and Ana Lorena Ruano The recent shifts in global health policy, particularly the United States’ sudden retreat from…| Health and Human Rights Journal
A local's guide to the best sunset viewpoint on Koh Tao! Watch the sun disappear behind Koh Nang Yuan at the end of a perfect island itinerary.| We Seek Travel
Discover my favorite Koh Tao viewpoints, from epic hikes to chilled sunset bars. Find stunning views, hidden gems, and tips to plan your adventure!| We Seek Travel
Guide to the Koh Nang Yuan viewpoint hike an epic view near Koh Tao! How to get there, what to expect, & how to skip the line at the top.| We Seek Travel
Don't miss John Suwan Viewpoint, an epic cliff lookout on the southern tip of Koh Tao Island in Thailand. Entrance costs, hiking info, and photo tips!| We Seek Travel
The author discusses the essential role of culture in fighting climate change.| State of the Planet
How can the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work with communities and agencies to create more effective coastal protection projects?| State of the Planet
Complete guide to the hidden Koh Tao Lighthouse hike in Gluay Teun Bay. How to find the trailhead, hiking route, & tips for climbing the lighthouse!| We Seek Travel
Learn how to hike to Koh Tao’s hidden Grandfather Rock Lagoon viewpoint—no crowds, free entry, & direct views of Koh Nang Yuan.| We Seek Travel
For one of the best views of Koh Nang Yuan and Koh Tao’s northern coast, Grape Viewpoint is worth the hike.| We Seek Travel
The FIA WEC’s season finales in Bahrain have never failed to produce drama, with titles seemingly always on the line and the pressure for underperforming teams and drivers to deliver ratcheted up a…| RACER
Learn how to hike to Top Point on Koh Tao– an amazing viewpoint with views over Koh Nang Yuan. Directions, tips, what to expect, and photos.| We Seek Travel
Koh Tao is accessible by boat from Chumphon, Surat Thani, Koh Samui and Koh Phangan and is known as the premier scuba diving training location in the world| The Funky Turtle
By Katherine Marshall, Vice President, G20 Interfaith Association The following reflections emerge from a series of workshops held in Manaus, Brazil, in June 2024, as part of the G20 Interfaith Forum's preparations for the upcoming G20 Summit. These discussions brought together religious leaders, environmental experts, policymakers, and representatives from indigenous…| Viewpoints
From snow-capped mountains to crystal clear seas, Europe boasts some of the most breathtaking views in the world. Whether you're an avid hiker or a lover of city skylines, there's no shortage of stunning vistas to admire throughout. Join us as we share and explore spots for capturing the best views in Europe and discover| Together In Transit -
