World Sustainable Energy Days 2018 in Wels, Austria
One of the largest conferences on sustainable energy
Feel nature in your hands with tableware made of tree leaves
Biodegradable food packaging that uses no plastics, additives, glue or chemicals
Green on the Green: The Most Environmentally Friendly Golf Courses
The cost of keeping a golf course looking good has traditionally required massive amounts of water, fertilizers, and toxic pesticides that have been doing great damage to the environment. But as sustainable practices become more popular across the globe, many golf facilities go green.
Meet the NeighborHub: the transformable, shared space packed with ‘green’ characteristics
The prefabricated structure can adapt to different needs
Hawaii Sets Goal for 100% Renewable Energy
The Hawaiian Legislature passed a bill this week setting a goal for the state of reaching 100% renewable power by 2045. If approved by Governor David Ige, Hawaii will be the first state to officially aim for generating all of its electricity from renewable resources. New York and California have had longer standing initiatives to reduce emissions by 2050 below 80% of the levels from 1990, but no bill to date is as ambitious as Hawaii’s.
The next day for Rio’s Olympic Stadiums and Arenas
Due to their sustainable design, they can be transformed according to society’s new needs.
World’s first bicycle lane paved with used toilet paper
As it turns out, mixed with other ingredients, the cellulose from TP looks and feels pretty much just like regular asphalt
The first ‘green’ island in the Mediterranean is a reality
The small Greek island of Tilos is now energy independent, powered by wind and solar energy
Ionity, the European fast-charging network, will further support electric vehicles
Its plan is to construct 400 high-power charging (HPC) stations by 2020
High-speed rail project begins in United Kingdom
Construction works began in Britain’s new high-speed railway.
