Month: April 2020

Located 1.5km from the heart of Fremantle, East Village at Knutsford is set to become the port city’s most sustainable new development.

Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology, explaining how they change our understanding of the world and shape our lives.

The term sustainability evokes an eye roll in some quarters. But a new report by Lux Research says that’s changing. Here’s why it’s important to microgrids.

Sustainable living appears expensive especially on Instagram because influencers show off lots of eco-friendly items and purchases; live in huge or fancy homes with trendy minimal decor and zero waste accessories.

Plastic bottles, the scourge of the modern world, play a big role in mucking up our oceans, lands and rivers. Here’s how you can help stop it.

Brian Czech challenges the notion of a “circular economy,” pointing out that circular sectors may arise, but the macroeconomy will always be triangular.

Part III: Business models based on collaborative consumption are typically quickly developing or well established around high-value products.

Just as the world should have been investing more in preparedness long before the Covid-19 pandemic, leaders should learn from this painful experience and invest now in the steps to prevent potentially catastrophic biological events, whatever their origin.

Deadlines have to be respected, says the European Commission in response to calls by industry to lift an EU-wide ban on some single-use plastic items because of health and hygiene concerns raised during the COVID-19 outbreak.

If you want to work for an employer that’s making the world a better place, one of these companies might be your ideal fit.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the waste, plastic, and recycling industries. More recyclables are being disposed of in the traditional waste processes. This challenges the goals of sustainability while stressing the need for a systems-level approach.

Twenty-six projects in this category have advanced to the 2019 Houses Awards.

The world’s first sustainable faux fur is here; it’s cruelty-free and good for the planet.

Organic farming is largely associated with food safety, and environmentally friendly and ethical farming practices- but is this really the case?