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Breaking the Vicious Circle: Food, Climate & Nutrition

By |July 9, 2018|Categories: News|Tags: , , , |

Bob Bailey (Research Director, ‘Energy, Environment and Resources’, Chatham House) and Bernice Lee (Executive Director, Hoffman Centre) look at the challenges faced by a food system under [...]

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Idea #18 | Ancient Techniques May Be Employed To Solve Modern Problems

By |May 4, 2018|Categories: stories|Tags: , , , , , |

The principles of sustainable development are simple: we should work with our environment to improve the standard of living - without impacting negatively on the ecosystems we live [...]

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Idea #17 | It’s Time to Spring Clean Sustainably

By |April 9, 2018|Categories: stories|Tags: , , , , , |

No longer is it enough to say you have a clean house so therefore it is a safe place to live. The claims of a cleaning [...]

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Let’s double our chances for a more sustainable future

By |March 14, 2018|Categories: Editorials|Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

Writers: Daniela Craveiro, Sibila Marques, Luísa Lima – ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL) In our daily lives, there is a high number of situations where [...]

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Idea #16 | Building a Sustainable Swimming Pool

By |March 14, 2018|Categories: stories|Tags: , , , , |

While pools may be the classic symbol of summertime, they can take their toll on the environment. Not only do pools use up water, which is [...]

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