Water temperature – seventy-one percent of the Earth’s surface is covered with water

Water is the thermometer of a warming planet Earth: our world is dealing with water scarcity, as our freshwater resources are declining

Public is tired of hearing about climate apocalypse: it’s time to bring up solutions

The world is not all black or white: constructive journalism breaks the negativity bias adding nuances and closing the gap between scientists and journalists

Architecture, design, community: improving access to school in Madagascar with 3D printing

Locals were involved, from work to sharing knowledge and design. Architecture must start from togetherness and can help improve access to education globally

How to dispose of nuclear energy waste efficiently to make it never come back

Dr. Henry Crichlow, CEO of Nuclear SAFE, on the patented technology he invented: he believes it could bring the nuclear industry forward on the disposal side

Over one billion people worldwide have no identification – blockchain as proof of identity?

Migrations are ever more frequent, but guaranteeing identity when moving to a new country is not easy. Blockchain can help, according to Monique Morrow

Distribution giants sign coZEV agreement to decarbonize deep maritime voyages 

On the electrification of deep maritime shipping, the cost and implications of the green transition. An interview with Ingrid Irigoyen of The Aspen Institute coZEV (Cargo owners for zero emissions vessels) initiative

Dirty money – Banking on Climate Chaos 2022: listing the banks that are financing fossil fuel companies

In the six years since the adoption of the Paris Agreement, fossil fuel financing from the world’s sixty largest banks has reached four-point-six trillion USD

Roberta Fabbrocino

Why should Singapore amp up water conservation efforts to green 80% of its buildings?

Ravinder Sajwan, CEO of Renew Group, talks about why greening 80% of Singapore’s buildings by 2030 should start with water conservation

Reethu Ravi

Safety and Shelter: addressing the basic necessity that has turned to a global crisis

In the era of a radical change, ICON’s Director of Building Design and Performance, Melodie Yashar sheds light on breaking the stigma of conventional building techniques with 3D printing

Farah Hassan

The legacy and heritage of Venice – an honest conversation with Toto Bergamo Rossi

The main purpose of Venetian Heritage is to promote one of the less known aspects of Venetian art: the sculptures. Nobody talks about that, always painters

Federico Jonathan Cusin

Hot Heart in Helsinki, a combination of thermal energy storage and recreation center

Islands designed by Carlo Ratti Associati won the Helsinki Energy Challenge for their contributing to the thermal heating system while avoiding the use of coal

Chiara Narciso

Heating is the main polluter: Max Fordham and a Net Zero Carbon home in UK

Lead engineer Ali Shaw told us about the journey. From the idea to design and choosing materials. Sharing performance data and costs, he says, is a must to reach climate goals

Matilde Moro

Henry Glogau makes self-sufficient, sun-powered water distillers in Chile and beyond

Glogau’s structure can be built with local waste: communities can use seawater, rainwater or water from polluted sources. Leftovers become a source of power for LED lights

Matilde Moro

Fossil fuel reduction, energy efficiency improvement, electrification – IPCC WG III AR6

Lifestyles and behavior changes enabled by having the right infrastructure, policies and technology could lead to a sizable reduction of GHG emissions by 2050

Roberta Fabbrocino

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