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the future
A letter to a friend. Should I give up my seat?
“That was mine. And I miss it.” Do you think the fields miss you? “Oh, I know they miss me because I used to
The EU strives to take the green lane out of the crisis
COVID-19 begins to recede in Europe, for now at least. The recovery begins. It will be a long way back. There are more than
Europe needs to work with overlooked Africa on environmental policies
Two years ago, I was driving on the highway from Rabat to Casablanca to catch a plane to San Francisco with my late father’s
Sustainable finance rethinks capitalism to combat Climate Change
In the recent weeks we have seen the world face an unprecedented pandemic, and our societies and economies slowly grind to a halt. While
How Primary Care can solve today’s health care challenges
When I arrived to the US in Spring 2019 as a visiting PhD scholar at Columbia University’s School of Public Health, I was immediately
When governments act as early & responsible investors
The public sector is often perceived as a slow and reactive institution – a force that intervenes to correct market discrepancies. The 2008 financial
Our fundamental right to eat well: food waste, food aid and real solutions
6 December 2019. It’s Saint Nicholas’ Day, and I’m all fidgety with excitement. For the past three years I’ve worked tirelessly to fight food waste
Time to call out burnouts in Europe… without shame
Two years ago when I started to read about burnout in the workplace, I did not measure the amplitude of the phenomenon. As a
The housing crisis is real… but so are possible solutions
Housing affordability, as a rule of thumb, is measured as the amount of rent or mortgage over income. When your rent or mortgage surpasses 30% of
