Free Your Kitchen of Plastic
Kaylee White When you think about plastic, what comes to mind? You probably think convenience. Or perhaps you think durability and flexibility. None of those monikers would be wrong, of …
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Category: Technology
THE FUTURE IS SOLAR ELECTRIC
Looking at the global trends and developments towards clean and environment friendly innovations, alternatives like solar electric propelled vessels could have the biggest growth potential in the near future! Although …
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Spotlight: A portable electronic nose to fight wildlife crime
An electronic nose to help sniff out wildlife crime Welcome to an installment of our Spotlight series, each highlighting one of our 16 Prize Winners working to combat wildlife crime …
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OceanGate and the Cape Eleuthera Institute to Launch a Year-Long Manned Submersible Expedition in the Bahamas to Assess Sharks and Sea Life Hidden Deep in the Ocean
OceanGate Expeditions, going on a mission to the Titanic Wreck next year, and The Cape Eleuthera Institute are embarking on a Bahamas Deep Sea Survey of the twilight zone of …
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Paso Pacifico is changing wildlife surveillance
Welcome to an installment of our Spotlight series, each highlighting one of our 16 Prize Winners working to combat wildlife crime around the globe. Find out about all 16 Prize …
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The World’s First Solar-Powered Personal Exploration Craft
Aeon’s technology advancement enables green product manufacturers to think differently, and to produce a product that complements the environment. A community-owned venture has launched the Aeon Explorer project with a …
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Planning for Climate Change & Rising Sea Levels: An Example from Boston
Austin Horne With climate change impacts already occurring in many parts of the Eastern U.S. Coast, citizens in many major metropolitan areas are becoming intimately aware of the …
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More Bang for the Buck: Record New Renewable Power Capacity Added at Lower Cost
As the cost of clean technology continues to fall, the world added record levels of renewable energy capacity in 2016, at an investment level 23 per cent lower than the …
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Architecture as Adaptation
Christopher A. Pastor As global warming and rising sea levels march forward at an increasing pace, humankind and society have no further option but to confront these changes head-on in …
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