Kiruna: How to Move a city and Make It Sustainable
Kiruna has to move. Home to the largest iron ore mine in the world, fractures… Read More »Kiruna: How to Move a city and Make It Sustainable
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Climate Action in Australia – are we doing enough?
Australia ranks last in the world in climate action, according to the latest Sustainable Development… Read More »Climate Action in Australia – are we doing enough?
Carbon Neutral Cities: Mission Impossible?
In 2014, a collection of leading global cities formed the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance (CNCA).… Read More »Carbon Neutral Cities: Mission Impossible?
How Does Poor Infrastructure Reduce EV Popularity?
Electric vehicle (EV) usage has been on the rise in recent years. By the end… Read More »How Does Poor Infrastructure Reduce EV Popularity?
How First World Nations Use Tech to Aid Developing Countries
The industrial revolution started in the 18th century and has since paved the way for… Read More »How First World Nations Use Tech to Aid Developing Countries
Poor sanitation and the related burden of diseases
It’s been more than 20 years since we observed the turn of the millennium. Yet,… Read More »Poor sanitation and the related burden of diseases
Kenya’s Water Problems: A Country in Crisis
Kenya is a country with a water crisis. While the average Australian household consumes 340… Read More »Kenya’s Water Problems: A Country in Crisis
Sustainable Water Management: Ensuring Fresh Water for Future Generations
Available freshwater sources are expected to decline with changes to rainfall patterns accompanying global climate… Read More »Sustainable Water Management: Ensuring Fresh Water for Future Generations
135.6 more years of gender inequality – A wake-up call?
In this modern era, one would have thought that gender inequality is probably an outdated… Read More »135.6 more years of gender inequality – A wake-up call?