Insights and Resources

Europe’s Water Deficit: Why Old Solutions Won’t Work and

Spain’s renewable freshwater resources per capita have declined by 65% since the 1960s. Malta has lost 54%. Cyprus, 32%.

It is October 2025, and the fate of America's trade policy sits on the steps of the Supreme Court. In Frankfurt, automakers wait

The summer of 2022 offered Europe a glimpse of its fragile future. The Rhine fell to record lows, stranding barges that normally

It is 2060, two years after the Atlantic’s great current collapsed. In Berlin, bread costs twice as much as the year prior, shrink

Few books examine the paradoxes of human progress as sharply as Jared Diamond's The Third Chimpanzee. Diamond's thesis is unsettling

Human activities contribute approximately 37-38 billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Forests are sequestering 8B

Netflix, founded in 1997, revolutionized the entertainment industry. The company's transformation from a DVD rental service

Greed, Glamour, and the Making of an '80s Wall Street Legend. It's early 1988 in Midtown Manhattan, cherry trees start to

CROs, the dark knights of the industry, accelerate innivation by offering research services to healthcare companies worldwide.