A highly original thinker to the end, John Jack exhaustively generated ideas and concepts to address global warming; the extinction of flora and fauna; and the regeneration of biodiversity.
09/08/2022
Cross-border human connection and conversation, as it turns out, are what we’ve been missing these past few years.
07/08/2022
A sphere of soft fluff when sitting still, and a lean shape-shifter as it runs along tiny tunnels, the broad-toothed rat has reappeared after 32 years.
05/08/2022
Here’s the truth about the Australia of not so long ago: we didn’t have throw-away plastic, and we survived.
04/08/2022
“We did not know what to expect,” said Yale’s Dr David Andrijevic, one of the authors of the paper. “Everything we restored was incredible to us.”
Right now, at this very instant, NSW produces enough waste biomass every year to provide the entire state with all the carbon-neutral gas we need to cater for our eight million residents.
28/06/2022
Trains instead of flights, fossil fuel ad bans and charging landlords for tenant’s heating emissions will be legislated in parts of Europe.
23/05/2021
As the packaging giant Visy moves into the glass sector it is seeking to cut costs and expand markets by embracing more recycling.
26/02/2021
The mayor of Paris is implementing a vision for the city that embodies the good life - and we should learn from her.
13/03/2020
Wind farms remain scarce throughout sub-Saharan Africa compared with solar plants but Senegal hopes to draw 30 per cent of its energy from this plant.
25/02/2020
Long the pursuit of technology geeks and futurists, self-charging electric vehicles available for a mass market may not be too far away.
08/02/2020
Young Henrys has installed a 400-litre 'bioreactor' of algae at its Newtown brewery to reduce carbon emissions from its beer production.
18/01/2020
