The prime minister says it is clear that land should not be viewed simply as a tradeable commodity like goods and services. She says that there is support across the political spectrum for restricting the purchase of land in Iceland by wealthy individuals. RÚV
Read MoreAn inside look at how three cities are aligning a new tax incentive with land-use plans to revitalize neighborhoods. URBAN INSTITUTE
Read MoreA church deep in La Dina, San Salvador is holding a service with a difference: many of the men here used to be in a gang. Eben-ezer is a functioning church but also runs a rehabilitation project for men who repent their past gang life. BBC NEWS
Read MoreThe plan outlines priorities to tackle and monitor trafficking and calls on authorities to improve how they work together, implement programs and allocate resources. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreThis free floating, untethered deep ocean fish habitat looks like a giant underwater hamster ball: Aquapods are giant, free range fish farms that float deep under water and provide a solution to the fact that the world’s seas could soon run out of fish. ATLAS OF THE FUTURE
Read MoreGoing for an interview can be a daunting experience, especially after a period of unemployment. Two women explain how being given free designer clothes by a charity championed by the Duchess of Sussex helped them get new jobs. BBC NEWS
Read MoreIn the not-so-distant future, our homes could grow, live, breathe—and even reproduce. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreIt is a hot July day in Lancashire and a dozen people are gathering on a dusty farm track two miles outside the market town of Ormskirk. They are gleaners - volunteer harvesters picking what's left in the ground. BBC NEWS
Read MoreKind Bar is pushing the FDA to strengthen its food-labeling requirements. Some of its competitors aren’t thrilled. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreThe departure of private capital from coal power in the past two years risks becoming a stampede to the exit. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreIndia is making a big push for electric vehicles, signalling a turning point in its clean energy policy, writes energy writer Vandana Gombar. BBC NEWS
Read MoreA global campaign to push for gender-neutral school uniforms has gained traction in recent months. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreIt’s estimated that more than 100 million girls under the age of 18 will be married in the next decade. But in Ethiopia a scheme involving solar lamps is helping thousands of girls stay in school longer and avoid marriage until they are adults. BBC NEWS
Read More"We can't sit idle and watch as spectators," says 17-year-old working to cut forest burning and for use of more sustainable palm oil. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreAs days of extreme heat get more common, there are a few simple solutions that cities around the world are implementing to keep people a little more comfortable. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreAs countries around the world try to cut down on throw-away plastic shopping bags, Bangladesh is hoping to cash in on an alternative: plastic-like bags made from jute, the plant fibre used to produce burlap bags. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreStudents in Oregon will be able to take mental health days in the same way they would take sick days under a new law. BBC NEWS
Read MoreInstarz, a space startup from Puerto Rico, just announced plans to launch a self-assembling, self-sustaining Moon habitat by the late 2020s. The company hopes its lunar shelter will become part of NASA’s ongoing plan to establish a human settlement on the Moon. FUTURISM
Read MoreFinding affordable childcare is a struggle for many working parents — so an arrangement that comes with nutritious sit-down meals, a ban on screen time and regular book clubs might seem like a pipe dream. Yet this is what the founder of Teach First is planning to provide with a pioneering new app. THE TIMES
Read MoreMIT's Alex 'Sandy' Pentland explains ‘social physics’ - the analysis of human interactions to improve communities. BBC NEWS
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