Beyond the Controversy of Period Leave
The period leave policy emerges to accommodate those who need a few days off during menstruation. So, how is it controversial?
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Individual Citizens & Customers
Breaking the Chain of Sea Turtle Hunting and Illegal Trade
Breaking the sea turtle hunting and illegal trade chain requires comprehensive actions from all key stakeholders.
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How Energy Communities in EU Advance Accessible Energy for All
Energy communities enable citizens to be energy producers and consumers, allowing cheaper and more accessible energy sources.... Read More
Between the Lines: Climate Change, Development, and Citizen Science in Vietnam
Citizen science serves as a vital tool in democratizing science and advancing the aim of ensuring the equitable access to scientific data and information.... Read More
EU Adopts Right to Repair Law to Support Circular Economy
The regulation promotes consumers’ right to repair by making repair services more accessible, affordable, and easier.... Read More
Indonesia Needs More “Climate Realists”
Being climate realists means that we need to look at the complexity and different aspects of decarbonization. ... Read More
How Climate Litigation Can Push Climate Action Accountability
Climate litigation provides an emerging path to push global climate mitigation and adaptation commitments.... Read More
The Ever-Declining Fertility Rate in South Korea
The fertility rate in South Korea hit a record low of 0.72 child per woman. How did this happen and what does this mean for the country?... Read More
Shifting into Sustainable Lifestyles for People and the Planet
Our decisions on how we live can impact our health, economies, other people, and the planet. Then, how can we build sustainable lifestyles? ... Read More
Three Tips for Responsible and Sustainable Holidays
Small things matter in our sustainable development journey. Then, how can we strive for responsible and sustainable holidays?... Read More