Surveys show that when you ask people about the most effective ways to reduce their carbon footprint, they mention things like rec

In an ever-competitive retail environment, some companies are buying back their old stock as they try to make the most of the growing popularity of the second hand / circular economy. This is being driven by consumers trying to save money as the costs of living change consumers spending.https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-29/cost-of-living-circular-economy-retailers-consumers/103143598?An explainer on the circular economy:https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/topics/circular-economy-introduction/overview

Electric Vehicles are now part of the landscape worldwide, with a slow start in Australia (now about 8% of sales).Meanwhile the ubiquitous Tuk-Tuks still dominate urban and rural communities in many Asian countries. They are mostly petrol-driven, three-wheel vehicles with little emission controls.However since early 2022 Electric Tuk-Tuks are appearing in Thailand and India especially, but throughout Asia for urban transport. And they are now being increasingly utilised in many western countries as delivery vehicles.There are also Hydrogen Tuk-Tuks, with a US model offering advantages including a 3-minute re-fuelling facility: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/19/thailands-tuk-tuks-go-green-amid-rising-demand-for-electric

Australia has dark asphalt roads.  Would making them white make them and the suburbs that have them cooler?This is an important discussion that we should have as heatwaves become more common.https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2024-01-24/why-australia-builds-dark-roads-despite-heatwaves-climate-change/103375122?

Discover how WaterUps is transforming urban landscapes and fostering sustainable gardening practices with our Australian produced state-of-the-art wicking technology made from 100% locally sourced recycled plastic. Our wicking systems are modular and save 80% water compared to traditional watering methods.We are also thrilled to announce our recent victory in the esteemed "Groene Sector Innovation Award" in The Netherlands with our international distribution partner BERA BV. This award is a testament to our commitment to sustainable irrigation innovations. Our advanced wicking technology is setting new benchmarks in water-efficient irrigation solutions, ensuring healthier plant growth while significantly reducing water usage. https://www.waterups.com.au/waterups-bera-bv-groene-sector-award-win/

A house in Tasmania has beaten off stiff competition to win a prestigious award for the world’s ugliest lawn.The competition beg