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Renewables in Sweden
As part of Visualizing Energy | Renewables in Action, this infographic is part of…
Competing for the Sun
The solar energy market has seen the rise of several important producers, particularly in…
Renewables in Poland
As part of Visualizing Energy | Renewables in Action, this infographic is part of…
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Brussels: Why so Empty?
Time in the real estate industry is very slow. Studies are long, permits even…
Tokyo’s Green Initiatives
Apart from being a leading financial hub in Asia, Tokyo is also becoming an…
Malaysia’s Diamond Energy Building
The green building movement started when residential homes and offices were slowly transforming into…
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Scenes of Malta
This series of images is complementary to the feature on “Malta: Confronting Water Challenges”…
Yemen: The Story of Nothing
Aid agencies and international NGOs warn that almost half of Yemen does not have…
Superkilen Celebrates Diversity in Copenhagen
Superkilen is a kilometer-long park situated in the Nørrebro area just north of Copenhagen’s…
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Q&A: Juan Luis Moraza
Nominated by the gallery Espacio Mínimo, Juan Luis Moraza won the Audermars Piguet prize…
San Francisco’s Green Film Festival
The third San Francisco Green Film Festival (SFGFF) takes place this year from May…
Superkilen – Implementing Urban Diversity
When Bjarke Ingels and his colleagues were invited by the urban architects Topotek 1…
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Afghanistan’s Path to Transformation
The presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan has been a leading driving force behind…
USA Corn vs. Brazil Sugarcane
South America is becoming a promising continent for renewable energies. Brazil in particular is…
U.S. Energy Policy – Ignoring the “Existential Threat”
Rather than focus on decreasing carbon emissions and addressing the environmental changes that are…
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Can Europe capture carbon?
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is part of the European Union’s strategy to fulfill…
Sustainable Agriculture for Dry Areas
Agriculture in the dry areas is facing major challenges related to the increasing marginalization…
Malta: Confronting Water Challenges
Malta represents the water supply challenge confronting many countries in the Mediterranean region. Although…
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Brazil Supplement – Summer 2012
A special 40-page country report on sustainability in Brazil for Rio+20, the UN Conference…
Successful Cleantech Cooperation in China
China is now the single largest market for clean technology products and services. And…
TURKEY – Summer 2011
TURKEY EU Accession | Neo-Ottoman Expansion | Nabucco Pipeline | Eurasian Energy Bridge |…
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Fishing on Lake Kivu
Fishing on Lake Kivu, shared by Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Source: K. Hayes…
NASA’s “Starry Night”
Depicting ocean surface current around the world from June 2005 to December 2007, NASA created Van…
Tokyo’s Green Initiatives
Apart from being a leading financial hub in Asia, Tokyo is also becoming an exemplary capital…
Death Valley, California
Death Valley, California, 2009. Source: Radinck Van Vollenhoven. To submit an image, please contact: Laura Beltrán…
Desert Rivers, Mexico
Desert Rivers form like tree-like figures in Baja California, Mexico. This natural phenomenon happens during certain…
New York From Above
Russian photographer Sergey Semenov shows New York City’s Central Park by combining a group of 360-degree…
The Conflict-Free Tin Initiative
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a group of industry partners convened by the Dutch Government…
Superkilen: Diversity in Denmark
Developed by the artist group SUPERFLEX in collaboration with architectural firms Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and…
Water Access in Cambodia
A community pond and water filter system at Tek Laak Village, Kraing Liev, Rolear Phaear District…
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Renewables in Sweden
As part of Visualizing Energy | Renewables in Action, this infographic is part of the series on renewables in different countries around Europe. …
Competing for the Sun
The solar energy market has seen the rise of several important producers, particularly in China, but leading companies are facing persistent economic difficulties, some…
Renewables in Poland
As part of Visualizing Energy | Renewables in Action, this infographic is part of the series on renewables in different countries around Europe. …
Competing Cars for a Cleaner Asia
South Korea has chosen to take the hydrogen path and China the electric route; both are positive trends for cleaner urban transport, writes Rajnish…
Renewables in Belgium
As part of Visualizing Energy | Renewables in Action, this infographic is part of the series on renewables in different countries around Europe. …
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Afghanistan’s Path to Transformation
The presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan has been a leading driving force behind the productivity of Afghanistan’s services sector – the major…
USA Corn vs. Brazil Sugarcane
South America is becoming a promising continent for renewable energies. Brazil in particular is doing well with biofuels, being the world second largest…
U.S. Energy Policy – Ignoring the “Existential Threat”
Rather than focus on decreasing carbon emissions and addressing the environmental changes that are very seriously affecting our world, the United States has…
Cyprus: Financial Blitzkrieg
In Cyprus, international financial markets and the political elites of core countries are shaping history, writes Boštjan Videmšek. In beleaguered southern Europe, the…
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Time in the real estate industry is very slow. Studies are long, permits even longer, construction takes months to years and buildings last decades to centuries. To adapt…
The green building movement started when residential homes and offices were slowly transforming into urban heat islands, writes Rajnish Ahuja. In 2009, the Malaysian government launched the National…
The High Line is a park built on an historic high railroad lane. Two New Yorkers developed this project to save an old piece of infrastructure that runs…
Can You Take the Bus for Free?
Genoa: Sustainable Port City
Beckerich: a Luxembourg leader
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Spring 2013 – Revolve No.7
Ghana’s Quest for Renewables | New York City, Green Urban Jungle? | Illegal Logging, a Balkan Business | Yemen, The Story of Nothing | And…
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Fayyad goes with no peace to show
As is typical with Palestinian politics, Salam Fayyad’s resignation is really much ado about nothing. His bowing out shows three worrying developments, though: The growing disconnect of the…
The Syrian Tragedy
The United Nations declared on February 13, 2013, that around 70,000 died so far in the Syrian civil war and the numbers are still rising. Hundreds of families…
Food For Thought
While Greece and Spain capture more media attention, Portugal is silently suffering under austerity measures. This series shows the growing importance of the food bank in Portugal –…
Egypt: Land of Impunity
Two years after the overthrow of military dictator Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood has changed the Constitution and Egyptian women are increasingly in dire straits. Writer: Boštjan Videmšek |…
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Can Europe capture carbon?
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is part of the European Union’s strategy to fulfill its ambitious environment and climate change goals. The aim of CCS…
Sustainable Agriculture for Dry Areas
Malta: Confronting Water Challenges
Biofuel and Cars competing for Grain
The CAP is Back
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Brazil Supplement – Summer 2012
A special 40-page country report on sustainability in Brazil for Rio+20, the UN Conference on Sustainable…
Successful Cleantech Cooperation in China
TURKEY – Summer 2011
MENASOL 2011
Portugal & Energy Across North Africa
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The Energy Circle: Recess, Electricity, Education
The ‘whirls’ created by Empower Playgrounds are fun for children and they provide actual energy that…
Renewables in Germany
Ghana: West Africa’s Emerging Energy Hub
Renewables in Italy
Zagtouli and the Sun of West Africa
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Q&A: Juan Luis Moraza
Nominated by the gallery Espacio Mínimo, Juan Luis Moraza won the Audermars Piguet prize for his…
San Francisco’s Green Film Festival
Superkilen – Implementing Urban Diversity
The Well Proven Chair
From wine bottles to candles
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Water Cooperation for Sustainable Development
Special Guest Editorial Water is fundamental for life and survival on Earth. The use of water…
