In 1970, biologist Paul Ehrlich predicted an "utter breakdown of the capacity of the planet to support humanity" by 1985, influencing mass sterilization efforts in India, China's one-child policy, and other population control measures.
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EU leaders sit down for a video conference with their Chinese counterparts today. Talks will center on topics ranging from trade to climate.
But #China's increasingly aggressive behavior is fueling a debate in Germany and Europe on how to deal with Beijing. @rbsw reports.
I love to see smaller communities showing us that its possible to switch to renewables. All it takes is the will to invest in the infrastructure, and the cooperation between local citizens, businesses and governments. We can do this all over the world. #GreenNewDeal
There is one lesson every economist has to learn eventually, explains the “father of behavioral economics” Richard Thaler. Watch the video and check out #NobelPerspectives https://t.co/yu11FzirFW #shareUBS
#UBSCostofLiving: Top 5 most expensive cities in the world
1 Zurich 🇨🇭
2 Geneva 🇨🇭
3 Oslo 🇳🇴
4 Copenhagen 🇩🇰
5 New York 🇺🇸
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While we may think to approach our finances with pure rationality, there are powerful psychological decisions at play, whether we realize it or not. #NobelPerspectives#shareUBS
As Artificial Intelligence expands into the mainstream, from banking services to public health, is there more to worry about than losing jobs to robots?
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