A trial returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields in Goondiwindi, Queensland, shows promising results. [ + ]

Deakin University researchers have developed a non-flammable electrolyte material for use in sodium batteries that is claimed to provide a safer and cheaper alternative to lithium-ion batteries. [ + ]

All-Energy Australia is returning bigger and better than ever to Melbourne in October. [ + ]

The event will feature talks, presentations and product demonstrations, as well as a water taste test and a main tapping competition. [ + ]

Comparing ESG standards begins with reciting the sustainability alphabet. [ + ]

Flexible solar roofing panels that can be printed on steel could enable buildings to generate, store and release their own secure supply of electricity. [ + ]

The lessons we can take from Australia to accelerate the development of hydrogen hubs globally. [ + ]

Jason Cooper, CEO of Envirosuite, talks about how to enable companies to accurately spruik their ESG credentials. [ + ]

A Singapore research team has developed technology that upcycles old, expired solar panels into heat-harvesting electricity materials. [ + ]

Quantum dots, also called artificial atoms, have been using spent grain as a source of carbon. [ + ]

Analysis from the University of New South Wales has found that if cool roofing technology is widely applied that energy cost and temperatures could be reduced. [ + ]

A study has found that eating locally produced food could reduce the carbon emissions from food production. [ + ]

Tens of thousands of wind turbine blades will end up in landfill within a decade unless end-of-life programs are established, according to a study led by UniSA. [ + ]

Sustainable cities are a complex mix of different factors and all the levers need to be pulled to compete on the world stage as one of the best places in the world to live. [ + ]

Australian exports may be at risk of substantial fees if the country does not implement a carbon trading scheme, suggests a new paper. [ + ]