Junge Arbeitnehmer in westlichen Ländern verlassen ihre Jobs in zunehmendem Maße, weil sie für Unternehmen arbeiten wollen, von denen sie glauben, dass sie sich dem Kampf gegen den Klimawandel verschrieben haben.
Das Phänomen des „Klimastopps“ tritt auf, da mehrere Umfragen darauf hindeuten, dass Berufstätige in jüngeren Kohorten es vorziehen, dass ihre Arbeitgeber zu sozialen und politischen Themen aktiv Stellung beziehen. Laut einer Umfrage der Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft KPMG möchten 46 % der Arbeitnehmer und Studenten im Vereinigten Königreich, dass ihre Arbeitgeber sich
It permanently damages your lungs, drastically raises your risk of cancer and can cost you thousands of pounds over the course of your life.
But regardless of the obvious downsides, millions of us still smoke. In fact, nearly 7million Britons and 31million Americans are hooked on cigarettes.
Although rates have plunged over the past few decades, experts are desperate to convince even more people to give up the deadly habit for good.
With Stoptober now in full swing, MailOnline spoke
Shirley Ballas, the ballroom dancing Queen of Latin, appears on our Zoom call in rollers as big as Coke cans, make-up free, and holding a mug of… what? ‘Black coffee – and three gins!’
It’s 8am in Los Angeles and she is bright and beaming as she explains she is staying with her son, Mark Ballas – ‘my snuggle bunny, even if he is 36!’ – whom she hasn’t seen since before Covid. She’s taking a break in the weeks
TikTok is one of the most popular social media platforms among young people, boasting over one billion monthly active users worldwide.
So it is perhaps no surprise that many of the acronyms and slang terms which emerged on, or have been amplified by the platform, are now crossing over into the mainstream.
Whether adapting existing vocabulary to bypass algorithms (known as ‘algospeak’) or creating completely new words, TikTok has sparked a transformation of the English language, with a medley of
What you didn’t see. Tyson Apostol is opening up about his time on The Challenge: USA and why he decided to quit during the final alongside some of his other competitors after a Sudoku puzzle with no instructions tripped them up.
The Survivor: Blood vs. Water winner spoke exclusively to Us Weekly about what was going through his head during that time and what conversations he was having with the production team.
“When it comes to Sudoku, they’re not letting
Greetings and welcome to EURACTIV’s Green Brief. Below you’ll find the latest roundup of news covering energy & environment from across Europe. You can subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.
Faced with war, high energy prices and a climate crisis, Europe needs to untangle itself from Russian fossil fuels asap.
Today, the European Commission will table its plan to break free from its energy dependence on Russia. From what we’ve seen so far, it will likely be comprised of
The moment that broke Cassie Alexander came nine months into the pandemic. As an intensive-care-unit nurse of 14 years, Alexander had seen plenty of “Hellraiser stuff,” she told me. But when COVID-19 hit her Bay Area hospital, she witnessed “death on a scale I had never seen before.”
Last December, at the height of the winter surge, she cared for a patient who had caught the coronavirus after being pressured into a Thanksgiving dinner. Their lungs were so ruined
