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With Earth Day less than a month away, Earth Day Network launched an online photo mosaic today depicting The Face of Climate Change . Between now and Earth Day – April 22 – this interactive digital display will aggregate user-submitted photographs depicting people’s concerns about climate change. Then, it will be shown ... keep reading
Written by Celsias in March, about Action, Protest, & Activism, Children and Families, Clean Technologies
Malo ni! My name is Mikaele Maiava. I'm writing from the Pacific Island archipelago of Tokelau to ask you to join with us in action as we take on the fossil fuel industry. Last October, Tokelau turned off the last of its diesel generators. In their place, we switched ... keep reading
Written by Mikaele Maiava in March, about Action, Protest, & Activism, Children and Families, Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Politics & Government, Population
Solar thermal energy will halve in cost by 2020, the new director of the CSIRO’s Australian Solar Thermal Research Initiative claims. Solar thermal energy uses the concentrated heat of the sun to create steam, which turns a turbine and creates a clean, renewable power source. However, it remains expensive ... keep reading
Written by The Conversation/Sunanda Creagh and Charis Palmer in February, about Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Economics, Finance & Money, Solar
Difficult economic times can often stimulate innovation. Even when budgets are tight, careful consideration of intellectual property (IP) strategies can ensure adequate protection is obtained, allowing the benefits of innovations to still be realised. Innovation in a recession Most businesses experience reduced revenues and tighter profit margins during difficult financial ... keep reading
Written by Jonathan Lucas/JAWS in January, about Clean Technologies, Finance & Money, Industry & Business, Innovation, Intellectual Property (1 comment)
Navia is a driverless electric shuttle designed for use in pedestrian-heavy areas such as airport parking lots, shopping malls, business parks and universities. There’s been no shortage of media coverage of Google’s driverless car , but meanwhile a French firm has developed something similar. Rather than a personal vehicle ... keep reading
Written by Springwise in January, about Clean Technologies, Design, Innovation, Transport, Travel
Aquaflow has entered the GE / ANZ Ecomagination challenge : Low Carbon Solutions – breakthrough ideas for reducing our carbon footprint. The challenge aims to find interesting, innovative and workable ideas to achieve breakthroughs in low carbon solutions" "We’ve entered because we’re looking for support to help us to deliver low ... keep reading
Written by Celsias in December 2012, about awards, Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Industry & Business, Sustainability, Technology (3 comments)
92 percent of voters believe it’s important for the U.S. to develop and use more solar energy 85 percent of voters view solar energy favorably (60 percent very favorable) 78 percent of voters say government should support growth of solar energy with incentives Likely voters in the 2012 ... keep reading
Written by Celsias in October 2012, about Clean Technologies, Green energy, Lifestyle & Behavior, Politics & Government, Solar
The Sustainable Electricity Association New Zealand (SEANZ)is running New Zealand's first smart energy conference. SEANZ supports NZ’s energy supply with solar, small wind turbines and mini hydro renewable energy technologies. In November 2012, New Zealand’s first major SMART ENERGY EXPO is being held following the SEANZ ... keep reading
Written by Celsias in September 2012, about Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Design, Earthquake, Economics, Education, Electric vehicles, Green energy, Industry & Business, Solar, Wind Energy
European climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard and Australian climate change minister Greg Combet today announced that Australia and Europe will link their emissions trading systems, which will allow businesses to use carbon trading units from either trading scheme for compliance under either system. A full two-way link between the two cap ... keep reading
Written by Environmental Leader in August 2012, about Carbon Trading, Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Industry & Business, Politics & Government
A senior United Nations official has praised the measures taken by the United Kingdom to ensure that the London Summer Olympic Games are environmentally sustainable. “London’s clean-up of an old industrial site; the restoration of flows and habitat on the River Lea; the greening of supply chains; the low ... keep reading
Written by Celsias in August 2012, about Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Events, Green energy (2 comments)
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