GreenBiz
MAY 22, 2020
Episode 221: Mapping biodiversity, repair and the circular economy. Esri and the science of corporate biodiversity (20:45). The sophistication of environmental monitoring tools continues to grow, with satellites, sensors and artificial intelligence all playing a role. Heather Clancy. Fri, 05/22/2020 - 01:21. Week in Review.
AGreenLiving
MAY 11, 2020
In response to the growing challenge of urban populations and their accompanying carbon emissions, Italian design practice Luca Curci Architects has proposed The Link, a self-sustainable “vertical city” with the goal of net-zero energy operations. The Link would be powered by several renewable energy systems, including wind and solar.
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AGreenLiving
MAY 11, 2020
In response to the growing challenge of urban populations and their accompanying carbon emissions, Italian design practice Luca Curci Architects has proposed The Link, a self-sustainable “vertical city” with the goal of net-zero energy operations. The Link would be powered by several renewable energy systems, including wind and solar.
AGreenLiving
MAY 11, 2020
In response to the growing challenge of urban populations and their accompanying carbon emissions, Italian design practice Luca Curci Architects has proposed The Link, a self-sustainable “vertical city” with the goal of net-zero energy operations. The Link would be powered by several renewable energy systems, including wind and solar.
Planet Pulse
OCTOBER 8, 2020
The top three finalists, in no particular order, are: DirtSat – DirtSat leverages geospatial data and AI to unlock powerful insights and help reframe urban food systems. DirtSat provides a systematized, synthesized and scalable platform for global smart city adoption. “We
Envirotec Magazine
MARCH 4, 2021
This is because water quality is heavily affected by the state of the tide, which presents a significant monitoring challenge in the lower reaches of many rivers. With a tidal range of up to 7m, the River Thames presents a number of monitoring challenges.
Business Green
JULY 30, 2020
Climate change is already changing our planet and leading to a serious loss in biodiversity, natural disasters and adverse weather conditions. In this context, digital Twins present some compelling opportunities to monitor, measure and maximise natural capital, and could provide a long-term, sustainable foundation for future economic growth.
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