Sustainability

Embrace innovation at Ozwater'17

17 March, 2017 | Supplied by: Australian Water Association

The Australian Water Association's international water conference and trade exhibition, Ozwater, will be held from 16–18 May at ICC Sydney.


Schneider Electric among the World's Most Ethical Companies

17 March, 2017 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

The Ethisphere Institute has published its list of the World's Most Ethical Companies for 2017, honouring companies that have not only demonstrated ethical leadership in their industries, but used ethical conduct as a profit driver and a competitive differentiator.


Crafting a community: Marrickville housing development gets underway

17 March, 2017 by Lauren Davis

Real estate group Mirvac has unveiled its hotly anticipated plans for Marrick & Co, a residential development set to be located in the heart of the Sydney's Inner West.


Deadline extended for Water Abundance XPRIZE

16 March, 2017

Tata Group, Australian Aid and XPRIZE are encouraging Australian innovators to enter the Water Abundance XPRIZE — a US$1.75 million global competition to harvest fresh water from the atmosphere.


Melbourne's apartments are failing the heat stress test

16 March, 2017 | Supplied by: University of Melbourne

If a heatwave hit Melbourne and the power blacked out, most of the city's apartment buildings would simply bake as air conditioners failed and indoor temperatures exceeded international health standards.


TAFE NSW launches Environmental Management and Sustainability course

15 March, 2017 | Supplied by: TAFE NSW

TAFE NSW has announced a brand new course: Certificate IV in Environmental Management and Sustainability.


The lowdown on SA's power plan

15 March, 2017 by Lauren Davis

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has announced his plan for the state to take control of its energy future — a plan that has had Australia buzzing since its release.


Through the eagle's eye

15 March, 2017 by Khory Hancock (Environmental Scientist)

Khory Hancock takes a bird's-eye look at the environmental issues facing the world and explains what we can do.


New initiatives for the International WELL Building Institute

10 March, 2017

The CEO of the International WELL Building Institute has announced a raft of updates that will support Australian building owners looking to boost the sustainability of their assets while supporting the health of building occupants.


Public transport encouraged at Jaques apartment complex

09 March, 2017

Melbourne developer Riverlee Group is making environmentally sustainable transport easier for residents of its newly completed apartment complex, Jaques.


CEFC invests in AMP Capital property fund

09 March, 2017

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has made a $100 million investment in the AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund (AWOF), helping to accelerate the development of world-leading, energy-efficient commercial property portfolios in Australia.


ANZ now considers rising sea levels against home loans

08 March, 2017 by Lauren Davis

ANZ has begun examining the impact of sea level rise and other climate impacts on housing mortgage risk.


2017 Go Green in the City challenge launched

03 March, 2017

Schneider Electric has launched the seventh edition of Go Green in the City, its annual challenge for business and engineering students all over the world.


Award-winning filtration system removes arsenic from groundwater

28 February, 2017

A low-cost project to remove arsenic and deliver safe and clean drinking water has won a $500,000 Technology Against Poverty prize.


Veena Sahajwalla awarded India's Jubilee Chair

23 February, 2017 | Supplied by: UNSW Global - The University of New South Wales

Waste innovator Veena Sahajwalla has become the first woman to be awarded the prestigious Jubilee Professorship by the Indian Academy of Sciences.


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