University of Utah chemical engineers have developed a new method of producing biomass fuels which could make the whole process quicker, cheaper and more efficient.
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Set to turn one high emission commercial building in Copenhagen into the site of a thriving urban farm, Refarmed is part of a growing movement to transform the way we produce and consume food.
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When the London borough of Westminster spent £6 million on a smart centralised system for its 14,000 street lights, it could hardly have expected insolvency to leave it stuck with the lights on.
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University of Utah chemical engineers have developed a new method of producing biomass fuels which could make the whole process quicker, cheaper and more efficient.
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Uganda's startup scene is booming, but all too often, the benefits of new innovations don't make it beyond the nation's capital. The non-profit ENVenture is working to develop inclusion strategies for remote areas - ensuring that clean energy solutions are available wherever they are needed. Our RESET writer in Uganda visited them to find out more.
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Set to turn one high emission commercial building in Copenhagen into the site of a thriving urban farm, Refarmed is part of a growing movement to transform the way we produce and consume food.
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Sustainable banking, green electricity, eco travel... but what about your mobile phone provider? We talked to Alma Spribille from WEtell about their plans to provide Germany's mobile phone market with a sustainable and ethical alternative.
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When the London borough of Westminster spent £6 million on a smart centralised system for its 14,000 street lights, it could hardly have expected insolvency to leave it stuck with the lights on.
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With half of the country owning a smartphone, a civil society NGO wants to give people in Iran the tools they need to effectively stand up to human rights abuses.
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An innovative new water-harvesting hydrogel could offer a lifesaving solution in emergency situations as well as providing clean water in drought-prone regions.
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Tuberculosis is one of the most common causes of death worldwide. However, today, the disease can be easily treated and cured with antibiotics. A pilot project in Nigeria has developed an app to help both patients and health workers get a better handle on the treatment process.
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A new accommodation booking platform is supporting small grassroots NGOs around the world by connnecting them with travellers looking for somewhere to stay.
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