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How can Australia become a renewable energy superpower?
Grid flexibility is one of the keys to decarbonising Australia and helping it become a renewable energy superpower, according to a new Wärtsilä report. [ + ]
NSW's emissions reduction targets are progressive and achievable
Veolia says NSW Government's emissions reduction targets are progressive and achievable with the support of stronger environmental policy. [ + ]
The future of odour and H2S monitoring at wastewater treatment plants
There are now a growing number of organisations around the world using an EI platform across its multiple sites to understand the connection between wastewater facility status and odorous emissions more effectively. [ + ]
How quickly can we decarbonise building & construction and localise supply chains?
WWF-Australia has been collaborating with a group of committed industry players across the building and construction supply chains to explore what can be done to help decarbonise our building and construction sectors. [ + ]
Mapping Australia's path to net zero emissions
Australia will need an estimated investment of $165 billion in clean-energy capacity if the country is to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. [ + ]
Heliostat technology shifts sunlight to the streets below
The striking-looking crowning structure on this Rhodes building is much more than an architectural feature... [ + ]
Should we have an IPCC for food?
An intergovernmental body that sets Paris Agreement-style targets for global food system transformation may help both people and planet. [ + ]
Fleet charging infrastructure has become a new revenue frontier
Selling spare EV charging station capacity as a service itself offers a range of applications. [ + ]
Closing the climate change ambition gap
It’s time for business to take the lead where others hesitate by setting clear climate goals and ensuring they are met. [ + ]
Flow meter enhances chlorination system performance for municipal water department
A water municipality in the U.S. needed to address a chlorine disinfection system problem at one of its water treatment plants. [ + ]
AJ Bush improves sustainability and efficiency with new aerator
AJ Bush & Sons contacted Hydro Innovations for advice and assistance in replacing aging surface aerators on their wastewater treatment system. [ + ]
Textile recycling rethink before rethinking
Blake Lindley from the Australasian Circular Textile Association shares his opinion after the ‘Dead white man’s clothes’ episode aired on the ABC. [ + ]
Pool together: building towards more resilient water infrastructure
It's fitting that the theme of this year's World Water Week (23–27 August) is Building Resilience Faster, writes Sarah Board, Manager – Water, Dams & Hydropower at SMEC. [ + ]
Making environmental offsets appealing to winegrowers
The 'glass half full' approach to offsetting practices and technologies is demystified for rural winegrowers. [ + ]
Three steps to managing transport and logistics more sustainably
There is increasing pressure on every sector to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, but none more so than transport and logistics. [ + ]
