Technology

City, Energy, Smart Cities, Technology, Urbanism
Machine learning serves smart, circular cities
AI and machine learning are essential tools that help cities reduce their carbon footprint through a circular economy approach.
Machine learning serves smart, circular cities
Inspirations, Water, Technology
Reduce water wastage with a closed loop shower
Reduce water wastage with a closed loop shower
Industry, Technology
The Netherlands: Danone and Veolia innovate in resource management
The Netherlands: Danone and Veolia innovate in resource management
Industry, Climate, Technology
Canadian start-up turns CO2 into soap
The Canadian start-up CleanO2 has developed a device able to produce potassium carbonate. A chemical used in the manufacture of soaps.
Canadian start-up turns CO2 into soap
Eco-citizen, Energy, Technology
Skavenji, the open source box for home-produced electricity
Skavenji, the open source box for home-produced electricity
Industry, Technology, Water
Veolia, "cow water" and water stress
Veolia helps Nestlé preserve natural water resources by reusing the water contained in this precious liquid to run its Qingdao powdered milk plant.
Veolia, "cow water" and water stress
Inspirations, Recycling, Technology
Refabricator, a recycling machine for space
Refabricator, a recycling machine for space
Eco-citizen, Portrait, Technology
Topher White connects and protects the rain forest!
Topher White connects and protects the rain forest!
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Industry, Fashion, Technology
Flip-flops and recycled paper
Flip-flops and recycled paper
Industry, Plastics, Technology
Plastic back to oil!
Plastics are still mainly made from petroleum products. In the United Kingdom, a machine turns plastic waste into a hydrocarbon.
Plastic back to oil!
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City, Technology, Recycling
Japan recycles smartphones to make Olympic medals
Japan recycles smartphones to make Olympic medals
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Industry, Technology, Water
Recycling electronic waste using water!
Recycling electronic waste using water!
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Industry, Innovation, Technology
Radioactive waste in diamonds could create a source of electricity lasting thousands of years!
Researchers at the University of Bristol may have found a new solution to managing radioactive waste - enclosed in diamonds, it becomes a source of electricity.
Radioactive waste in diamonds could create a source of electricity lasting thousands of years!