Big new idea - encourage walking and bike riding - recent Boston study finds investments in infrastructure to promote bicycling and walking could save as many as 770 lives and $7.6 billion each year across 12 northeastern states and the District of Columbia under the proposed Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) - extrapolated to many world cities means many thousands of healthier lives, many $billions saved & a cleaner planet: https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/c-change/news/transportation-infrastructure-investments-could-save-hundreds-of-lives-billions-of-dollars/

An Australian technology & lifestyle company launched in October 2020, has now developed a range of hydrogen-powered domestic products, including the world-first domestic hydrogen battery. The LAVO is the first commercial-ready hydrogen energy storage system, being developed in partnership with the University of NSW and Professor Francois Aguey-Zinsou (pictured), Chief Scientist at the UNSW Hydrogen Energy Research Centre. LAVO’s innovative technology provides a more complete, versatile and sustainable solution than other energy storage solutions on the market. LAVO™ Hydrogen Energy Storage System | Design + Industry (design-industry.com.au) LAVO Storage - Store over 40kWh of power for your home

"Skillfully explains the complicated dynamics of global warming and vividly portrays the sophisticated and coordinated campaign by polluters to block the policies and solutions needed to solve the climate crisis" - Al Gore"Provides hope and a roadmap for all of us to address the systematic issues fueling climate change, and shows us how we can wage a new war, in the fight for our future" - Leonardo DiCaprioTrailer featured on twitter: https://twitter.com/i/status/1339589967467540481Publication available in Australia in February.

This ApisProtect sensor is placed in the hive and continuously monitors the temperature, humidity, bee movement and sound levels inside. The data is transmitted to a base station, and onto a cloud-based server. There, it's analyzed utilizing machine learning  – based on data gathered from hundreds of hives over a three-year period. Utilizing an online dashboard, beekeepers can check on their processed hive data. Additionally, if the system determines that problems such as disease or pest infestations may be occurring in one or more of the hives, users are notified immediately via a smartphone alert. https://newatlas.com/good-thinking/apisprotect-beehive-monitoring/

Climate & Peace Webinar -10th November 6pm. Climate is now a central issue for today’s business, in the cities, towns o

Countdown is a global initiative initiated by the TED organisation to champion and accelerate solutions to the climate crisis. L