All Integrated Skills articles
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Article‘It’s radical’: the Ugandan city built on solar, shea butter and people power
Can the perfect city grow from a nut? Read how the people of Okere City are transforming their hometown.
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The funds that maintain the White House’s ‘museum quality’
How is the White House maintained and renovated and who pays for all of this work?
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‘A role model’: how Seville is turning leftover oranges into electricity
Seville creates a whole new kind of juice from waste oranges—electricity! Read how the city uses fruit for power.
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Business News Lessons: Coffee shops take a hit in Silicon Valley
Our new virtual world hurts the tech community as it loses physical places to meet, present, make deals, and brainstorm.
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‘When I tell people, they might laugh’ – George Clooney and the men who sew
More and more men are using their time in lockdown to start the hobby of sewing—George Clooney included!
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New rewilding project teaches tour guides to offer fresh look at travel
Want to explore somewhere new? By reintroducing animals to the wilds of Europe, this project introduces tourists to unseen sights.
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Off-road, off-grid: the modern nomads wandering America’s back country
More and more Americans are moving into their vehicles and becoming nomads.
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Business News Lessons: Can we save the environment with economics?
If nature is given a financial value, do people start to believe that it is worth protecting?
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How creating wildlife crossings can help reindeer, bears – and even crabs
Different countries around the world are reconnecting animal habitats by building ways for wildlife to cross our roads.
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Turkey embarks on cultural mission to preserve its fairy tales
Once upon a time, the people of Turkey sent fairytales to academics so they could organize the stories and help them live happily ever after.
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‘Lived experience’: finally, a disability reporter who has a disability
A television company has made a key change—reporters whose connection to race or disability helps viewers truly understand the story.
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Business News Lessons: Air travel—the shape of things to come
What will the planes of the future look like?
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Milan’s bicycling bookseller takes on the online giants
A former bookshop owner keeps his business alive, and fights online booksellers, with a personalized delivery service.
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New demand for TV presenters to include climate in forecasts
Australian TV presenters could lead the way in making the public aware of how climate change affects our weather.
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Zacharias not Zeppelin: Germany to scrap Nazi-era phonetic table
For over 80 years, most Germans have been using a Nazi-era spelling system without knowing its dark history. Not any more.
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Business News Lessons: Advice for the modern boss
Work has changed—what do bosses need to do now?
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31st December 2020: “Big cat” country? New Zealand’s obsession with giant feline sightings
Since the 1960s, there have been reports of a mysterious, monstrously big cat in the south of New Zealand.
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10th December 2020: Ecotricity founder to grow diamonds “made entirely from the sky”
The world’s most environmentally friendly diamond using carbon dioxide taken straight from the sky.
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3rd December 2020: Into the night: why walking in the dark is good for the soul
Walking in the dark can awaken your other senses and bring you closer to nature.
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Business News Lessons: Improved professional prospects for women in Saudi Arabia
December 2020: What are the differences for business women in Saudi Arabia?
