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Sustainable urbanisation the focus this World Cities Day

Sustainable urbanisation the focus this World Cities Day

30 Oct 2020

Covid-19 will not change cities in long term - Norman Foster

Covid-19 will not change cities in long term - Norman Foster

26 Oct 2020

FAO launches Green Cities Initiative to help transform agri-food systems

FAO launches Green Cities Initiative to help transform agri-food systems

23 Sep 2020

3 ways blockchain could get the world to act against the climate crisis

3 ways blockchain could get the world to act against the climate crisis

Bernhard Reinsberg 12 Jun 2020

The urban poor have been hit hard by coronavirus. We must ask who cities are designed to serve

The urban poor have been hit hard by coronavirus. We must ask who cities are designed to serve

Colin McFarlane 8 Jun 2020

How heat can be used to store renewable energy

How heat can be used to store renewable energy

Antoine Koen and Pau Farres Antunez 27 Feb 2020

New report offers solutions to gaping digital gap between Commonwealth countries

New report offers solutions to gaping digital gap between Commonwealth countries

24 Feb 2020

Abu Dhabi to host 10th World Urban Forum

Abu Dhabi to host 10th World Urban Forum

24 Jan 2020

100% renewable by 2050: the technology already exists to make it happen

Dénes Csala and Sgouris Sgouridis 24 Aug 2017

Chinese firm picked to help build UK tidal power plant

Chinese firm picked to help build UK tidal power plant

8 Jun 2015

Trina Solar gets contract for extension at Wymeswold Solar Farm

Trina Solar gets contract for extension at Wymeswold Solar Farm

18 May 2015

Norway plans to cut incentives for electric cars

Norway plans to cut incentives for electric cars

11 May 2015

Solar flares blast radiation, high-energy particles and magnetised plasma into space and threaten satellites, disrupt electricity grids and can terminate telecommunication services. Image: Wikipedia

'Twisted rope' of charged particles precede solar storms

23 Oct 2014

The inventors of the blue LED lamps have won this year's Nobel Prize for Physics. Image:

LED lamp wins Nobel Physics prize for Japanese trio

8 Oct 2014

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Sustainable urbanisation the focus this World Cities Day

Sustainable urbanisation the focus this World Cities Day

30 Oct 2020

Covid-19 will not change cities in long term - Norman Foster

Covid-19 will not change cities in long term - Norman Foster

26 Oct 2020

FAO launches Green Cities Initiative to help transform agri-food systems

FAO launches Green Cities Initiative to help transform agri-food systems

23 Sep 2020

3 ways blockchain could get the world to act against the climate crisis

3 ways blockchain could get the world to act against the climate crisis

Bernhard Reinsberg 12 Jun 2020

The urban poor have been hit hard by coronavirus. We must ask who cities are designed to serve

The urban poor have been hit hard by coronavirus. We must ask who cities are designed to serve

Colin McFarlane 8 Jun 2020

How heat can be used to store renewable energy

How heat can be used to store renewable energy

Antoine Koen and Pau Farres Antunez 27 Feb 2020

New report offers solutions to gaping digital gap between Commonwealth countries

New report offers solutions to gaping digital gap between Commonwealth countries

24 Feb 2020

Abu Dhabi to host 10th World Urban Forum

Abu Dhabi to host 10th World Urban Forum

24 Jan 2020

100% renewable by 2050: the technology already exists to make it happen

Dénes Csala and Sgouris Sgouridis 24 Aug 2017

Chinese firm picked to help build UK tidal power plant

Chinese firm picked to help build UK tidal power plant

8 Jun 2015

Trina Solar gets contract for extension at Wymeswold Solar Farm

Trina Solar gets contract for extension at Wymeswold Solar Farm

18 May 2015

Norway plans to cut incentives for electric cars

Norway plans to cut incentives for electric cars

11 May 2015

Solar flares blast radiation, high-energy particles and magnetised plasma into space and threaten satellites, disrupt electricity grids and can terminate telecommunication services. Image: Wikipedia

'Twisted rope' of charged particles precede solar storms

23 Oct 2014

The inventors of the blue LED lamps have won this year's Nobel Prize for Physics. Image:

LED lamp wins Nobel Physics prize for Japanese trio

8 Oct 2014

Tribo-electric generators allow any motion to be converted to electrical power. Image:

'Tribo-electric,' the buzzword of the future?

5 Mar 2014

Climate change warnings may be invalid

Climate change warnings may be invalid

20 May 2013

Environmentally friendly purchases heat up in emerging markets

Environmentally friendly purchases heat up in emerging markets

21 Aug 2012

The Talking Tree

The Talking Tree

16 Jul 2012

Interbrand releases 2nd annual Best Global Green Brands Report

Interbrand releases 2nd annual Best Global Green Brands Report

2 Jul 2012

Unilever's sustainable living plan - update

Unilever's sustainable living plan - update

25 Apr 2012

TIME joins the World Green Summit as Global Media Partner

12 Apr 2012

Flexenclosure wins global mobile award

Flexenclosure wins global mobile award

1 Mar 2012

Greenwash risk for ethical finance companies

Greenwash risk for ethical finance companies

Mintel Oxygen Reports 10 Feb 2012

Unilever's CMO: 'We need to walk ahead of our consumers'

Unilever's CMO: 'We need to walk ahead of our consumers'

1 Dec 2011

GfK Global Green Index: How green are German consumers really?

GfK Global Green Index: How green are German consumers really?

17 Nov 2011

Airlines must build trust in the air, says PwC report

Airlines must build trust in the air, says PwC report

17 Nov 2011