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An exodus of nurses has caused a “medical brain drain” in Nigeria. Are rich countries to blame?The US and Europe are drawing healthcare workers from countries that can least afford to lose them
Updated September 29, 202318 min read
The US and Europe are drawing healthcare workers from countries that can least afford to lose them
As US healthcare workers quit in droves, record numbers of migrant nurses from the Philippines and elsewhere are filling the void
A new report finds that 93% of Chevron's carbon offsets are worthless
Gas futures have dropped by 86% from the peak in August 2022
Charles will be digging into a centuries-deep royal wardrobe for his coronation outfit
Clarence Thomas faces new scandals over gifts to wife Ginni Thomas and grandnephew Mark Martin
Tesla's most recent impact report details its Scope 3 emissions for the first time
Total claims a report published by Greenpeace misrepresents the company's emissions
Stronger hurricanes resulting from climate change have driven more than a dozen insurers into insolvency
Clandestine ship-to-ship transfers are allowing sanctioned Russian oil to slip into the market
The incident is likely in retaliation to the US seizing a tanker carrying sanctioned Iranian crude
TikTok's head of US Data Security Trust and Safety is leaving as a ban looms
The company's shift to AI will affect clerical positions before expanding to other jobs
The oil major posted a profit of $4.96 billion, as it fended off criticism of its flagging climate ambitions
The company has laid off staff and closed its flagship news program as it struggles to find a buyer
BP's annual general meeting was peppered with protests over its decision to slow its climate goals
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The US Supreme Court dealt a blow to oil companies hoping to avoid facing mounting climate lawsuits
The carbon border tax is seen as crucial for the EU's efforts to fight climate change, and could reorder global trade
"Heirs of Slavery" will lobby the UK government, alongside Caribbean nations, for a formal apology and reparative justice
Growth in US power transmission lines has dropped from an already meager 1.5% to 1% over the last five years
A four-day strike by junior NHS doctors is expected to cause the most disruption in 75 years
The "Powering up Britain" report outlines a £20 billion plan for unproven carbon storage technologies
A new report lays out a pathway for global population to peak at 8.5 billion by 2040, and fall below 6 billion by 2100