Sustainability

The environmental impact of beer

17 September, 2015

Edge Environment is asking consumers to question the environmental implications of their choices, using the everyday and very Australian act of buying some beer as an example.


Integrated solutions cutting costs in heavy industry sectors

15 September, 2015

Veolia has come up with a way to help sectors such as oil and gas production reduce their operational costs while maintaining their social and environmental licence to operate.


Printed electronics made of compostable materials

14 September, 2015

Researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology have developed printed electronics made of compostable natural materials and processes for industrial production.


Finalists announced for 2015 Green Globe Awards

14 September, 2015

NSW Environment Minister Mark Speakman has announced the finalists for this year's Green Globe Awards — an environmental recognition program which celebrates excellence, leadership and innovation in sustainability.


Australia's sustainable property portfolios

07 September, 2015

Australia and New Zealand are leading the world in sustainable real estate practices, according to the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB).


Margaret Court Arena aces LEED Gold certification

04 September, 2015 | Supplied by: Lendlease

Margaret Court Arena has become the first sport and entertainment arena in Australia to receive a LEED Gold certification, following its recent redevelopment.


Fundraising for Aussie farmers

03 September, 2015

Landcare Australia is launching the fundraising campaign 'From Farm to Fork' — an initiative to support the 150,000 farmers who produce 93% of the food consumed in Australia.


New climate change and sustainability leader for EY Oceania

03 September, 2015

Professional services firm Ernst & Young has announced Dr Matthew Bell as the new EY Oceania Climate Change and Sustainability Leader.


Banana industry trials re-usable crate that reduces waste

02 September, 2015 | Supplied by: CHEP Australia

Recent trials by CHEP Australia in the use of re-usable plastic crates as an alternative to cardboard cartons for the banana industry have returned positive results for growers and other members of the supply chain.


Crystal structures for capturing carbon dioxide

01 September, 2015

UNSW alumnus and Prime Minister's Science Prize winner Matthew Hill is investigating materials that could capture and store carbon dioxide.


Bank exposure to coal projects drowning in greenwash

01 September, 2015 by Carol A Adams, Durham University

The development of black coal mines in Australia continues to attract controversy, with divestment campaigns gaining momentum. The role of banks in financing such projects has come under scrutiny.


Diamond-like coatings help save fuel

31 August, 2015

Researchers have developed a new method for reducing the friction generated by engine components to almost zero — a breakthrough that could save billions of litres of fuel worldwide every year.


Global Sustainable Energy Solutions (GSES) training and consultancy company

30 August, 2015 | Supplied by: Global Sustainable Energy Solutions (GSES)

Global Sustainable Energy Solutions (GSES) is a renewable energy engineering, training and consultancy company specialising in photovoltaic solar design, online and face-to-face solar training, the publication of solar books and PV system audits.


Sustainability researchers reach Fresh Science finals

28 August, 2015

The finalists in the NSW Fresh Science competition have been announced, with 10 lucky early-career researchers set to learn how to communicate their science to the general public, media, government and industry.


Confining electromagnetic energy

28 August, 2015

Researchers have found a new way to confine electromagnetic energy without it leaking away, with potential applications ranging from explaining dark matter to combating energy losses in future technologies.


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