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A third of workers say their boss thinks the ideal employee should be available 24 hours a day, but a more flexible approach to work could bring benefits
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Two-thirds of the global population will live in cities by 2050. An expert panel shares their thoughts on solving our greatest urban public health challenges
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Pilot program will allow homeowners to tap into a network of ‘virtual’ power stations made up of smart grids of rooftop solar and batteries
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A new group of companies is innovating on the problem of plastics recycling by tackling everything from styrofoam to Ziploc bags
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From New York to Frankfurt, readers shared their experiences of renewable energy projects in cities around the world
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A complex range of factors is shaping how and why cities adopt renewable energy, from costs to the need for stable power supplies
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