Our cities, buildings and man-made environment plus issues around health and wellness
Antimicrobial resistance is acknowledged globally as a significant macro threat. But how effective are national action plans?
Creating the right infrastructure to reduce the distance that people need to travel can be important in decarbonising transportation.
Early diagnosis in many diseases can be the difference between life or death. Could useful data come from an unexpected source?
The built environment is an important decarbonisation (and efficiency) problem. Tech innovations can help.
Apparently buildings with better sustainability credentials are achieving markedly higher capital values and rents
Hospitals and healthcare facilities help sustain human life. But at what cost to the environment?
The cheapest and greenest energy is the energy we don't use. Calls for a national 'war effort' on energy efficiency.
Pollution on the London Underground may be more harmful than previously thought, but the solution may be pure magnetism.
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a macro threat to the sustainability of the human race and other species. Bringing together different solutions we should be able to continue to enjoy the benefits of our microbe partners whilst avoiding their darker side.
Air pollution increasing the incidence of cardiac arrests, even if that exposure is short-term.
Sustainability themes are rarely mutually exclusive. Three big ones are inextricably linked.
The windcatcher, used for thousands of years, is another example of a simple and ancient innovation that can be a solution today.