It’s been four years since the planet faced a global threat that brought the world to its knees. Whether you call it COVID or The Pandemic, either name evokes a mix of memories, mostly bad. But time has passed and those memories are fading, or are they? A new 23-country study looking at global public health reveals some memories just linger; The River Thames. It’s iconic and synonymous with London, and quickly becoming a symbol of corporate waste; Own a car? Car payment delinquencies have been reaching all-time highs. Along with those is the rising cost of insurance which experts say spell a crisis that is getting worse; Imagine that, cities that raised property taxes to pay for child care transformed the lives of families – who can actually now help contribute to their local economy without worrying about their children; and Why do some people run faster than others? Scientists think they know why. Go beyond the headlines…
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