Lessons from Airport Safety Week 2020
COVID-19 safety measures for airport workers and customers top the agenda at Airport Safety Week 2020
Advanced recycling plan signals another path towards reducing soft plastics waste
A consortium of companies has taken the first step in developing a sustainable soft plastics recycling industry in Australia. Coles, Nestlé, technology developer Licella,...
Rising sea levels are an increasing threat to the US coastline
What can communities in the United States, such as Miami, do to reduce the damage of increased high-tide flooding caused by rising sea levels?
The incidence of high-tide...
‘Tiny Forests’ springing up in London
Barnet Council in London has partnered with environmental charity Earthwatch Europe and UK tech firm Pure Data Centres to create three new ‘tiny forests’...
Coal fired power in faster phase out under AEMO roadmap
As much as 60% of Australia’s east coast coal powered energy generation is expected to be retired in the period up until 2030, with...
Councils at an Early Point with AI Adoption
While more than four in ten Australian and New Zealand local government organisations are exploring the use of artificial intelligence through pilot projects, only...
Infrastructure Australia urges more government investment in roads
Roadworks should be at the top of the list for governments, says Infrastructure Australia’s prioritisation chief Robin Jackson
Australia’s public swimming pool crisis
Australia’s ageing public swimming pools are nearing the end of their lifecycles and will require $8 billion to repair or be replaced over the...
US infrastructure plan targets transport, climate change and affordable housing
US plan makes addressing climate change a priority, with billions earmarked to improve infrastructure resilience and climate science research
How exposed is the supply chain to climate risks?
Since 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions across global supply chains, leading to shortages of everything from semiconductors to paper.
In 2021, supply...
