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A Canadian study has reignited interest in creating cold fusion, a form of nuclear energy achieved at room temperature.
Explore Sun Cable – the Australia–Asia PowerLink – the world’s longest undersea power cable and Australia’s bold plan to export solar electricity to Singapore.
Engineers from the University of Glasgow (Scotland, UK) have unveiled a new design for bladeless wind turbines (BWTs) that could significantly improve the efficiency of wind power generation.
A quiet revolution is underway in the world of cars, promising powerful engines that leave behind only water vapor instead of pollution.
GUANGZHOU – XPENG AEROHT, the flying car affiliate of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG, on Monday began trial production at the world’s first intelligent factory for mass-produced flying cars – a milestone in the commercialization of next-generation transport.
This is the proton engine that Einstein predicted decades ago and that, for the first time, they’ve managed to materialise.
Finland relies on an integrated energy system that wastes no resources: Industrial waste heat is consistently utilized, smart grids optimize the flow, and innovative storage solutions compensate for fluctuations.
A groundbreaking facility in Fukuoka, Japan, is harnessing the power of osmotic energy by combining fresh and salt water to generate continuous, renewable electricity, potentially revolutionizing the global energy landscape.
The Swedish government’s target is for food waste to decrease by 20 weight per cent per person from 2020 to 2025.
Some of the world’s biggest problems, like single-use plastic rubbish, can only be solved by entrepreneurs brave enough to walk the talk, says Zero Co Founder Mike Smith.
Zero waste is a growing movement that aims to reduce waste production, promote sustainable consumption, and preserve the environment.
If you work with leaders, innovators, pathfinders, individuals, or teams pursuing solutions to today’s biggest challenges – or if you consider yourself on that path – then this programme is for you.
The challenges facing humanity in today’s ever-changing world are nothing short of daunting. Complex, interconnected, and ubiquitous, they require a systemic, long-term approach to create the necessary change.
Ecological transformation will require a fundamental shift in the purpose of business and the global economy as a whole. This change will not only require new ideas, but a new type of leader.
If you work with leaders, innovators, pathfinders, individuals, or teams pursuing solutions to today’s biggest challenges – or if you consider yourself on that path – then this program is for you.
It’s time for a new kind of leadership that unleashes the potential in people, organisations, and communities where everyone plays a role.
In an ever faster-changing world, how do leaders build stronger, more resilient and truly thriving organizations? What can leaders learn from the inherently regenerative logic of life itself that has been fine-tuned over the past 3.8 billion years?
Our report explores the building blocks of future homes that give back to both people and the environment.
Industry consultant Adam Sgrenci proposes a fresh perspective on how to evolve the conversation, and ultimately, the industry.
Creating healthy, resilient, just, and inclusive places is no easy feat – it takes intention, care, and some essential considerations.
As we navigate through 2024, the architectural scene is ever more defined by sustainability. The sense of urgency towards climate change, married with a growing awareness of environmental impacts, is catalyzing architects toward innovative practices that elevate ecological balance and human well-being.
Holistic health approaches mean that you are taking into consideration your mind, body, and spirit’s wellbeing.
Nearly every human malady, be it injury, infection, chronic disease, or degenerative disease, damages tissues.
The way we farm has a direct impact on our health. Industrial farming practices pollute the environment and have led to global epidemics of obesity and diabetes.
Gabor Maté is the physician and trauma expert whose interview with Prince Harry made him a star. He talks therapy, pain, our toxic culture and his latest seminal book, The Myth of Normal, with Evgeny Lebedev.
Anyone who’s been involved in this work for even a short time knows how much I care about the world we’re creating together – and the impact of our efforts on the generations to come.
Modern life accelerated the trend toward isolation even before the pandemic, and now the symptoms of loneliness, weakened relationships, depression, and anxiety have only deepened.
A trio of young South Aucklanders have been recognised at the Tāmaki Makaurau Waste Awards for repurposing food waste from local shops.
An organisation that repurposes construction and demolition waste destined for the landfill has been officially launched. Otaihanga Zero Waste hub receives various materials for a fraction of the cost compared to if they are taken to the landfill.
A group of intermediate students from Tauranga will have their performance at next week’s Zespri Aims Games measured in tons, not medals.
Although he’s been told he’s 10 years ahead of his time, nothing will stop the Australian zero waste activist Joost Bakker in his mission to inspire us all to live a zero-waste life.
Pacific Vision Aotearoa (PVA) supports groups, churches, and larger community events to become Zero Waste. This is an aspirational goal where nothing is sent to landfill, a place of no return.
In a rapidly changing world where traditional education models struggle to keep up with societal and environmental shifts, a new approach is emerging: Regenerative Education.
An education that serves people and the planet as we move into a new environmental reality, with its accompanying social shifts, economic transformation and understanding of who we are as a species and an individual.