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Mitigating cybersecurity risks in tomorrow's smart cities
As cities embrace the potential of 'smart' technology, the allure of a more sustainable urban landscape is becoming a reality; however, cybersecurity must not be forgotten. [ + ]
Navigating the supply chain for Scope 3 emissions
As data centres transition to renewable energy sources, they now need to gain a better understanding for how to reduce Scope 3 emissions. [ + ]
COP29: finance, a "crucial" opportunity and a seat at the table
Leaders and diplomats from around the world are descending on Baku, Azerbaijan, this month for the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29). [ + ]
Can clean energy progress be 'Trumped'?
The Republican campaign included cancelling EV mandates and unleashing 'American Energy', but the Climate Council says clean energy can't be trumped. [ + ]
Data centres working to use water responsibly
Decisions that go into designing a new data centre will stay in place for many years to come, so it's important to look at the local water context. [ + ]
Energy expert reveals why Australia's net zero future depends on a bold, inverted shift
As the race to a net zero future heats up, an energy expert is calling for a bold, united shift that turns the energy market 'inside out'. [ + ]
5 energy trends we may see in Australia
Green.com.au has shared research and analysis of consumer and industry trends to forecast what is likely to take off in Australia in the next two years. [ + ]
Could Australia's newest city lead the world in sustainability?
Sydney's new aerotropolis may be in an area prone to extreme heat, but its designers are confident that it will set an example globally for sustainable living. [ + ]
Sweet storage solution: novel battery uses upcycled food waste
An emerging battery technology being developed at UNSW uses food-based acids to help reduce the environmental impact and increase storage capacity of the battery. [ + ]
Sludge treatment: a weighty issue
Sludge dewatering might not be the most glamorous process, but it is a vital part of ensuring compliance with regulations affecting both municipalities and industry. [ + ]
Changes needed to decarbonise Australia's built environment
Many of the technologies to decarbonise our economy already exist, but it's their rapid deployment at scale that will help to reduce Australia's emissions. [ + ]
Getting closer to a circular economy for plastics
A new process that vaporises hard-to-recycle plastics in order to make recycled plastics has been developed at the University of California, Berkeley. [ + ]
Scaling up critical minerals processing to meet green energy demands
Demand for critical minerals for green energy is set to quadruple in the next five years — find out how demonstration plants can play a role in scaling up the processing. [ + ]
GECA releases position statement on making recycled content claims
What you exclude on recycled content claims can be just as meaningful (or misleading) as what you include on product labels. [ + ]
Waste not, want not: exploring the 2024 Waste Expo Conference
With the 2024 Waste Expo Australia event just around the corner, the conference schedule has been released, detailing an extensive program of industry speakers. [ + ]