by Warp Institute | Sep 17, 2022 | 📈 Human Progress
On July the 16th, in the Paradise Wildlife park in Hertfordshire, UK, a red panda cub was born. This is a symbol of hope for the endangered species. Currently, fewer than 2 500 remain in the wild. The panda cub’s name is Little Red and the keepers are yet to...
by Warp Institute | Sep 16, 2022 | ♻️ Green Tech, 💡 Innovation, 📈 Human Progress
The near future will see continued population growth worldwide, and the IPCC report shows a significant risk of a lack of soil moisture; a combination that risks periods of food shortages as a result of crop failure in agriculture.One method of counteracting this is...
by Warp Institute | Sep 14, 2022 | Africa, 💡 Optimist's Edge, 📈 Human Progress
📉 What people thinkIn the Warp News survey, more than four out of ten believe that the highest percentage of entrepreneurs is found in North America. Only one in ten believed in the correct option, Africa.Across Africa, 22 percent of the working-age population...
by Warp Institute | Sep 7, 2022 | ♻️ Green Tech, 📈 Human Progress
The Swedes are getting better at handing in packaging for recycling, the latest figures from the Packaging Collection, FTI show.In 2021, 552,600 tonnes of packaging were collected in the country. This is the highest figure ever recorded and an increase of six percent...
by Warp Institute | Sep 6, 2022 | 💡 Innovation, 📈 Human Progress
Scientists say that thanks to rich countries' demand for the vanilla crop, both farmers and endangered species can profit, especially in Madagascar. According to new research, vanilla farms which operate in land that previously been cleared for agricultural use...
