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The Green Engineer’s Toolbox: Techniques for Sustainable Design

In an era where the spectre of climate change looms large over the collective consciousness of humanity, the engineering sector stands at a pivotal crossroads, tasked with the formidable challenge of reconciling technological advancement with environmental stewardship. “The Green Engineer’s Toolbox: Techniques for Sustainable Design” casts a spotlight on the innovative methodologies and

The Future is Bright: Green Engineering and Renewable Energy

In an era where the clarion call for environmental sustainability resonates louder than ever, the realms of green engineering and renewable energy have emerged not merely as buzzwords, but as imperative cogs in the wheel of global progress. This investigative piece delves into the intricate tapestry of this burgeoning sector, where innovation dovetails

Climate Change Chronicles: Turning the Tide

This episode features a range of developments from the latest in carbon capture technology to large-scale reforestation efforts and urban green initiatives. Mike brings these stories to life, emphasising the crucial role we all play in this global endeavour. Tune in to understand how the world is turning the tide on climate change

Revolutionizing Construction: The Rise of Green Engineering

In an era where the clarion call for sustainability reverberates through the corridors of global industries, the construction sector, long critiqued for its substantial environmental footprint, is undergoing a radical transformation. Spearheading this change is the burgeoning discipline of green engineering – a philosophy that integrates considerations of sustainability, environmental impact, and ecological

On a mission to build energy-efficient homes

Varianta romaneasca People need to think long term, and not just of the sticker price of a property The work of Ardeleanu and her fellow campaigners at SMARTER project is nothing short of revolutionary. They have participated in a green certification programme and partnered up with financial institutions with the aim to design

The Sahara Desert used to be a green savannah – new research explains why

Edward Armstrong, University of Helsinki Algeria’s Tassili N’Ajjer plateau is Africa’s largest national park. Among its vast sandstone formations is perhaps the world’s largest art museum. Over 15,000 etchings and paintings are exhibited there, some as much as 11,000 years old according to scientific dating techniques, representing a unique ethnological and climatological record

Greener pastures: grasslands’ environmental and economic potential

German farmers in the Lower Oder Valley National Park on the eastern border with Poland faced a dilemma: what to do with grass that was useless as animal feed.  Like many of their counterparts in Europe, these agricultural producers were keen to avoid wasting a potentially valuable natural resource. They turned to the

Green Engineering: Paving the Way to a Sustainable Future

In an epoch where the clarion call for sustainability resounds with increasing urgency, the realm of green engineering emerges as a beacon of hope, offering innovative solutions aimed at harmonising technological advancement with environmental stewardship. This investigative piece delves into the multifaceted world of green engineering, unraveling its potential to spearhead a sustainable

Green Metropolises: Pioneering the Future of Sustainable Urban Living

In today’s discourse on urban evolution, the rise of green cities heralds a transformative era, championing an ethos of environmental stewardship and social accountability.These metropolises are ingeniously crafted, exemplifying a synergistic equilibrium among ecological, economic, and societal facets, culminating in an environment where sustainable living transcends mere ambition to become an everyday practice.

Tourists are returning to South Africa – but the sector will need to go green to deal with the country’s electricity crisis

If South Africa wants to keep its tourism wheels turning, reliable, renewable energy is key. Xinhua News Agency Gijsbert Hoogendoorn, University of Johannesburg; Irma Booyens, University of Strathclyde , and Kristy Langerman, University of Johannesburg For the past 16 years South Africans have dreaded rolling power cuts euphemistically dubbed “loadshedding”. These are caused