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La revolución científica que permitirá acabar con la gran escasez de Europa de tierras raras y la dependencia de China
Una revolución científica, los materiales de alta entropía, podrían solucionar la escasez de Europa de tierras raras y la ...
Riqueza sin fábricas: ¿cómo valorar lo intangible?
En 1975, más del 80% del valor de las empresas del S&P 500 provenía de sus activos físicos. 50 años después, cerca del 90% ...
Compartir ropa: ¿una solución real contra la ‘fast fashion’?
Aunque compartir ropa parece una solución sostenible, sigue siendo una opción minoritaria. ¿Qué frena la adopción de este ...
Estamos criticando el reglamento europeo de protección de datos por razones equivocadas
La nueva Comisión Europea se centra en la competitividad, pero sus planes para recortar las normas de protección de datos son ...
With interest rates on the way down, could house prices boom? Here’s what research suggests
Borrowing is getting cheaper. But for aspiring homeowners, research suggests this could push house prices even further out of ...
Australia’s plan to protect its trade in war is flawed. We can’t do it with nuclear submarines
Our trade routes are long and exposed. We need other options to safeguard our trade that don’t necessitate the building of ...
Police aren’t properly trained for mental health crises – but they’re often the first responders. Here’s what works better
People who are in distress and need support are often met with handcuffs, detention and are sent to hospital emergency ...
Three years after the Jenkins report, there is still work to be done on improving parliament culture
Since the release of the “Set the Standard” report in 2021, there has been a flurry of activity in response. But some of it ...
These 5 roadblocks are standing in the way of energy-efficient homes
Australians deserve comfortable, energy efficient homes. New research reveals 5 reasons why that’s been so hard to achieve and ways to overcome these issues.
Could a river sue a corporation? Robert Macfarlane’s books change the world – now he’s advocating for the world’s waterways
The revered nature writer asks ambitious questions in his latest work, written at a tipping point for the world’s climate.
Scandalous mormons, dystopian Buenos Aires and Nicolas Cage down under: what to watch in June
Our experts review seven new streaming offerings, including a true crime series on the horrifying British serial killers Fred and Rose West.