Tuesday, April 22, 2025

UK’s first “poo bus” takes to the streets

The UK’s first bus powered entirely by human and food waste has had its inaugural ride on the streets between Bath and Bristol, reports...

Australian researchers develop new superconductor turbines

A superconductor is a material that can conduct electricity or transport electrons from one atom to another with no resistance which means that no heat,...

Renewable energy benefits continue to flow to regional South Australia

Premier Jay Weatherill and Sustainability and Environment Minister Ian Hunter officially switched on Stage 2 of the Snowtown Wind Farm – the largest wind...

Tonsley to harness huge solar electricity potential

Premier Jay Weatherill announced a two-staged request for proposals to convert the iconic saw tooth roof of the former Mitsubishi plant at Tonsley into...

National Water Policy Summit – shaping a strategy for water to drive Australia’s prosperity

The Australian Water Association (AWA) is hosting the National Water Policy Summit, which will be focusing on setting the priorities to shape an "industry-led"...

Japan’s largest solar project ready to commence

Kuni Umi Asset Management, GE Energy Financial Services and Toyo Engineering Operation have pooled together $1.1 billion to fund the largest solar power project...

Zero Waste SA develops new guide to transform SA’s wine industry

South Australian wineries are on their way to boost their environmental sustainability thanks to the new guidelines developed by Zero Waste SA - a...

Blueprint delivers opportunities to grow SA’s forest industry

Minister for Forests Leon Bignell has released a blueprint outlining future innovation and investment opportunities for South Australia’s forest and wood products industry. In a...

Harris Farms launch Imperfect Picks to lessen Australia’s Food Wastage

Australian supermarket chain Harris Farms has launched a campaign named ‘Imperfect Picks’ where they sell fruits and vegetables that are perfectly safe and healthy...

Melbourne University Scientists and CSIRO’s printable solar panels soon to hit the market

According to an article published on the ABC, scientists are one step closer to providing a fast and low-cost process of printing solar cells...
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