Transforming ecosystems, rethinking carbon and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• The corals of tomorrow. A warming planet and acid oceans will radically transform marine ecosystems – Aeon
• The stubborn persistence of paper in a digital world. Paper, the persistent artefact, shows that we still like doing business face to face – Financial Times
• A polar bear’s migration. A documentary follows polar bears as they clash with a gaggle of tourists, wildlife officers, and the residents of a small Canadian town – New Yorker Video
• How does Gen Z see its place in the working world? American 18-24 year olds report high rates of mental-health challenges, and worries about the future – McKinsey
• Managing teams in the new world of work. Employers are increasingly aware of the vital role that line managers play in hybrid and remote-working contexts – Raconteur
• How HR lost employees’ trust – and how to get it back. When employees have concerns, they aren’t turning to HR, according to a new study – Harvard Business Review
• The best work of panoramic photographers around the world.  Winners of the 2022 Epson International Pano Awards – The Atlantic
• The untold story of carbon’s circularity. Unilever uncovers how we can produce less CO2 without sacrificing our use of carbon-based products – The Beautiful Truth