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Parent category: Sustainability

Environment and emissions

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    Don’t call me a pessimist

    When it comes to climate change, Professor William Rees believes he sees things as they are, describing himself as a realist.

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    Rebirth of cool

    A new building material developed at the University of New South Wales holds great promise for ameliorating one of the biggest consequences of climate change: urban heat. Ecolibrium’s Mark Vender breaks bread with its head designer, Professor Mat Santamouris.

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    Lessons for the future of Australian HVAC from Pilbara mining

    In the future, many Australian HVAC systems may be required to deal with harsher environmental conditions due to more extreme climatic conditions and a push to increase population centres in more northern and central regions of the country.

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    Post-pandemic panorama

    Hansen Yuncken CEO Peter Salveson has picked out what he calls the four Cs of post-pandemic construction: complex challenges, culture and climate.

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    Hot in the city

    In mid-January Perth notched its sixth consecutive day above 40°C, breaking the previous record of four days set on three previous occasions. All three were achieved in the past 20 years.

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    Wooden performance

    A remote Canadian factory is constructed from the very products made under its roof: Eco-friendly prefabricated wall panels.

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    Practical path to net zero

    ASBEC says the built environment has a pivotal role to help the nation reduce emissions.

  • Antarctica

    Point of no return?

    Patterns of rapid ice loss in the past could predict the style of future Antarctic ice sheet retreat.