UNSW Sydney will operate as a sustainable 'city'
07 June, 2019UNSW Sydney has launched a three-year strategy to deepen its commitment to environmental sustainability.
PFAS sorbent tackles contaminated water
07 June, 2019Researchers from Flinders University and UniSA have developed an absorbent polymer that can safely and cost-effectively remove toxic PFAS from contaminated water.
Danish e-mobility network charges ahead
04 June, 2019Emissions-free transport in Scandinavia has received a boost following the opening of a flagship ultra-fast electric vehicle charging station in Fredericia, Denmark.
Prepare for an energy revolution, Australia
04 June, 2019Australia's energy mix is expected to undergo radical change. This will be explored at the 2019 Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition.
Construction industry must get sustainable, or pay the price
01 June, 2019 | Supplied by: Arcadis Pty LtdWith a growing world population, increased urbanisation and the effects of climate change being felt throughout the world, the demand for sustainable buildings is gaining momentum.
Who's responsible for environment in ScoMo's new ministry?
29 May, 2019Following the 2019 federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has appointed his new ministry.
On a mission for green space
27 May, 2019202020 Vision is touring Australia to foster collaboration between councils and communities in a bid to achieve more green spaces in our cities.
NZ waste company acheives emissions-reduction certification
24 May, 2019 | Supplied by: Waste Management NZ LimitedWaste Management in NZ has achieved CEMARS certification for managing and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Six Green Stars for Sydney's Green Square
23 May, 2019Sydney's Green Square has been awarded the highest possible Green Star community rating for the sustainable planning, design and construction of the project.
Timor-Leste adopts Aussie tech to go plastics neutral
20 May, 2019 | Supplied by: Licella HoldingsTimor-Leste has signed an agreement with Mura for a US$40 million chemical recycling plant that will help to establish a circular economy for plastic waste.
Recycled paper may not be best for planet, says study
17 May, 2019A Swedish study has revealed that paper from fresh fibres has a lower environmental impact than paper from recycled fibres in certain situations.
Marine plastic is impairing oxygen-producing bacteria
16 May, 2019A study published in Communications Biology has revealed that the marine bacteria producing 10% of our oxygen supply is under threat from plastic pollution.
Researchers closer to affordable green hydrogen
16 May, 2019A Monash study has identified a water-splitting technology that could make stable, affordable, green hydrogen production a reality.
Could flying cars be the answer to sustainable mobility?
16 May, 2019Flying cars prototypes are being developed and could play a niche role in sustainable mobility for longer trips as part of a ride-share taxi service, according to a study.
Goodbye batteries, hello brick building
13 May, 2019 | Supplied by: Energy VaultA new technology involving a modified construction crane, an electric motor and 35-tonne bricks is providing long-duration energy storage.
