GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Smart CitiesUrban Agriculture Smart Cities in the Future: Visions of What's Possible - ReadWrite ReadWrite - Jori HamiltonThe world is rapidly urbanizing. As populations increase and technology brings everyone closer together, more and more people are becoming urban dwellers. China alone is on track to have a staggering cities
GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Global Development Science ‘Turn off the tap’ on all ocean pollutants, not just plastic, says report sciencefocus.com - Jason Goodyer Pollutants such as oil and gas, pesticides, antibiotics, heavy metals and industrial chemicals are also severely impacting the world’s oceans. The …
GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Global Development United Nations The UN says a new computer simulation tool could boost global development MIT Technology Review - Will Douglas Heaven The news: The United Nations is endorsing a computer simulation tool that it believes will help governments tackle the world’s biggest problems, from …
GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Global Development Pollution 5 inventions that could transform the health of our ocean weforum.org - Harry Kretchmer • The ocean is estimated to contain at least 86 million tonnes of plastic waste, as well as chemical and other pollutants. • Fishing debris turned into …
GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Smart CitiesWater Smart cars, smart cities, why not smart Great Lakes? theconversation.com - Robert Michael Lee McKay and George S Bullerjahn Smart home controllers, like Google’s Nest Hub, are changing how we manage our home environments. Self-driving cars promise to revolutionize the …
GDRC | Global Developmentflipped into Global Development Business (Australia) Rich and poor don't recover equally from epidemics. Rebuilding fairly will be a global challenge theconversation.com - Ilan Noy Since the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004, disaster recovery plans are almost always framed with aspirational plans to “build back better”. It’s a fine …
