Solve launches 2019 global challenges
MIT Solve seeks applications to address its newest set of global challenges: Circular Economy, Community-Driven Innovation, Early Childhood Development, and Healthy Cities….
Source: news.mit.edu
MIT Solve seeks applications to address its newest set of global challenges: Circular Economy, Community-Driven Innovation, Early Childhood Development, and Healthy Cities….
Source: news.mit.edu
The lack of reliable power is sparking a political crisis on the island territory of Puerto Rico, where years of neglect, a string of severe hurricanes and a shaky takeover by a private contractor have resulted in the most expensive and unreliable electricity in the U.S., according to The New York Times. And attempts to rebuild or patch a grid that was ailing even before the storms hit risk making things worse, University of Puerto Rico professor Agustín A. Irizarry told the Times.
We interviewed Marta Andres and Kelli Wasylik, who recently completed the International Master in Sustainable Business & Innovation and are crafting a platform…
Adidas Steps Up Ocean-Trash Efforts, Aims To Make 22M Shoes – 01/23/2019…
‘Art Making for Earthly Survival’ is a series of workshops and a resulting exhibition curated by Rachy McEwan and supported by GSA Sustainability, GSA Exhibitions and Box Hub. The workshops aim to help participants question their own practice and ideas by offering future solutions and inspiration to create art in a more ethical, environmental and sustainable way. The workshops on offer range from book-making; to discussions of art practices in community settings; group drawing whilst travelling on the ‘Clockwork Orange’; to gaining inspiration from a guided walk in The Botanics, identifying trees and lichen. The workshops are led by Vita Lerche, Emma Lawrance, Robert McCormack, and Rachy McEwan & Raya Gray. There will be an opportunity to see work made from the workshops in an exhibition in Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art on 28 & 29 April.
We have a waste problem. The world threw away around 300 million tons of plastic in 2019, nearly equivalent to the weight of the human population. Scientists expect there could be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050.
It’s a time of year for celebrating and getting together with friends and loved ones. Here are some sustainable holiday tips to keep in mind.