Time Magazine International Edition

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A new energy • Investments in clean energy will nearly double those in fossil fuels this year

Previews of what’s Next

LAME DUCK • After the GOP’s drubbing in the midterms, America can expect an even more combative President

Victory for the Valkyries

Short on male royals, Japan opts for adoption over a princess

What makes NASA’s next Artemis mission so tricky?

MILESTONES

Bangladesh’s garment trade hangs by a thread

Disaster in Spain

Kid OF THE YEAR

5 ways experts cut back on food waste in their kitchens • At the grocery store, you see yourself as a person who roasts eggplant. You make salads, have exciting plans for fresh herbs. A week later, you’re throwing away wilted chives, soggy greens, and mushy vegetables. There’s often a gap between the meals we imagine and the food we actually eat. Shelie Miller, who studies sustainability at the University of Michigan, understands how an acorn squash can end up in your cart without a plan. “It’s fall. I’m feeling the fall vibes,” she says, describing the temptation. That’s why she and her husband try to stick to a shared grocery list—and know what they’ll do with what they buy. Here’s what she and other food-waste experts do to minimize what goes unused.

DOCTORS IN THE DARK • The illicit drug supply is changing rapidly, with novel synthetic substances appearing in rapid succession. Rapid tests for them are being developed with impressive speed, and can return results within minutes. Law enforcement, medical examiners, employers, community organizations, and even the general public can use them. But physicians treating overdoses cannot.

The Risk Report

In the Loop

Money reveals what kind of friend you are

RESET • A coast-to-coast rout revives the Legislative Branch—and presses Democrats to deliver

The future is mRNA

ALL IN THE FAMILY

Climate

DRILLING, BUT NOT FOR OIL

Radiating Change

ANI DASGUPTA • PRESIDENT AND CEO, WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE

FRANCO RODRÍGUEZ VIAU • CEO & CO-FOUNDER, SATELLITES ON FIRE

KATHY BAUGHMAN McLEOD • CEO, HERA

FIAME NAOMI MATA'AFA • FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF SAMOA

FEAR AND TECH LOATHING IN HOLLYWOOD • A slew of new films center tech CEOs and the havoc they've wrought

A party guy becomes a dad, with no sappy clichés

A biographical drama worthy of The Greatest

Billie Jean King • The tennis icon and activist on reliving hardships for a new documentary, the Battle of the Sexes, and the nature of progress for women’s sports