In a 2018 survey conducted by the City of Helsinki, two thirds of its residents identified the climate crisis as their major concern for the city’s future. Less than a year later, the City responded with “Think Sustainably”.
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Flexible solar technology can be applied to any surface at a fraction of the weight
The technology was also used on the world’s first solar powered trains, launched in Byron Bay last year.
Four Aussie sustainability breakthroughs to celebrate beyond Science Week
Australians have a well earned reputation for their inventiveness and breakthroughs, no less than in the sustainability field.
TGL News: An open house, a TV feature and a global architecture nomination
Updates from Interface, fitzpatrick+partners, City of Sydney, Zenith Interiors and more!
5 sustainable office buildings from around the world
Solar farms, gardens in the sky, custom built panels and dedicated apps. Here’s a look at some of the most sustainable offices around the world.
Can we make Menulog & co a little more sustainable?
Nearly 10 per cent of Australians use one food delivery service or another on a regular basis. Is there a way to make it more sustainable?
TGL News: Two events, one new office, and a new certification standard
Updates from The Cape, GECA, Australian Window Association, and more!
TGL News: Two mergers, the “first death pangs” of fast fashion, and more
Fast fashion fizzles out, two exciting mergers and more from The Green List this week.
UNSW latest Australian university to divest from fossil fuels
UNSW Sydney has joined other Australian universities who are significantly reducing their investment in fossil fuels.
Parenthood dampens the enthusiasm for public transport
While an increasing number of people are travelling on public transport, new parents are finding their own cars a better bet.