Sustainable Fisheries: Tackling Malnutrition and Deficiencies in One Go
Zero hunger is one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and it continues to receive a lot of attention because the number of people affected by hunger increased by 38 million to 815 million between 2015 and 2016.
How You Can Be More Sustainable at Home
Creating a more sustainable home is not something that you can achieve overnight. It's a journey, not a destination. It takes time to research sustainable alternatives and make changes. Having said that every switch or change you do adds up. Switching
The Lifeblood of a City: Sustainable Water
"Water is the lifeblood of our bodies, our economy, our nation and our well-being". That prior expression is a quote from Stephen Johnson and so perfectly summarises both the emblematic and very tangible importance of water in our own lives
Ecosia, the sustainable search engine – A deep dive into our future
Advertisements are one of the primary sources of income for search engines: when a user looks into search results, the search engine will make money if the person clicks on the ads. Unfortunately, these ads can also affect the quality
Hydrogen: a sustainable newcomer for the transportation industry
Editor's Note: This article was written by Willem van Der Vliet, member of the FORZE Team of the Univeristy of Delft in cooperation with Segher Brons, the Marketing Manager of the Team. Battery-powered Electric Vehicles (EVs) are generally considered to be
Ethnotek Bags: A Win Win in Sustainable Terms
We at Impakter, have spoken extensively about the tremendous good that companies generate when they support the employment of the artisan textile design. It really is a win win in sustainable terms, protecting heritage, present employment, and ensuring the future of
NÜWIEL and its innovative electric cargo trailer.
In terms of sustainable mobility, the most popular and widely-used vehicles are likely bicycles. Bikes are easy to use, environmentally friendly, and do not require much storage or parking space. However, one of the biggest inconveniences of bikes, and a characteristic
Solar-e-Cycles: Supporting Development in Africa. Interview with Roger Christen
Around 85% of people in the world have access to electricity, but in sub-Saharan Africa that number drops to 40%. The global disparity of electricity access is not something that many of us think about in our everyday lives, but
May Mobility: Bringing Innovation on our Streets
Detroit was well known to be the motor city of North America as all the biggest names of the US car industry were settled there. Ford, Chrysler and General Motors helped the city to grow until the economic crisis hit
Switchee: the Smart Thermostat. Saves energy and money on your bills
Protecting the environment and ameliorating the effects of climate change can be done through simple actions we take each day, including in our homes. Switchee, a new and exciting company based out of London, is working to help both landlords