Why classical cost-benefit analysis is obsolete
In terms of global warming we do not have time anymore, things have to change right now. In this context classical cost-benefit analyses do not work ...
Green bond market for “Global South”
Cities in the “Global South” are urbanizing at three times the rate of cities in the “Global North”. However their access to ...
How will citizens respond to smart cities?
Seven members of Forbes Technology Council offer their insights. Forbes …
Growing global wind capacity rate
The World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) released new data about a growing wind capacity rate. At the end of the year the global wind capacity will be ...
More methan emitted than estimated
A new study by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found the methan amount emitted by fossil fuel productions is between 20 and 60 ...
The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
Initially founded in 2010 as a respond to the earthquake in Haiti, the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team has developed and spread globally. The project ...
BMW reveals “Motorrad VISION NEXT 100”
The motorbike is powered by a zero-emission drive unit. It is digital well equipped and able to anticipate what lies ahead so the driver is alerted ...
Top 5 ‘greenest’ European cities
There are a lot of factors that determine whether a city is green or not. Eco-friendly practices or transforming urban landscapes as well as proactive city ...
Study on Manhattan’s 19th century development
A new study from Barnard College outlines the rapidly evolving land-use patterns in Manhattan in the mid-19th century. The study covers a period from ...
17 principles for water wise cities
The International Water Association has released 17 principles for water wise cities at the World Water Congress and Exhibition in Brisbane on October, ...
