What’s the cheapest way to charge your EV?
It is substantially cheaper to charge an electric vehicle (EV) than to refuel a petrol car to go the same distance.
Category: Sustainability
How aid cuts may be affecting humanitarian workers
This World Humanitarian Day, discover how we can support humanitarian workers on the front lines.
Do we need 1.5 million new homes?
Why do we have a housing crisis? Do we need 1.5m new homes? If so, where? How should they be built? Is this compatible with cutting our carbon emissions?
I’m not First Nations, but I want to wear First Nations fashion. Is that okay?
If you’re not First Nations yourself, you may have found yourself asking if it is okay for you to wear First Nations fashion.
International Friendship Day: Building a Brighter World Through Connection
This International Friendship Day is a great time to reflect on how friendship can inspire collaboration, compassion, and collective action for a sustainable future.
A community-led health program in remote Arnhem land is showing promising results for First Nations locals
Indigenous Australians are more than twice as likely as non-Indigenous Australians to suffer from disease. Hope for Health – a community-led health program – aims to change that.
‘A house battery you can drive around’: how a handful of Australians are selling power from their cars back to the grid
Our cars sit unused most of the time. If you have an electric vehicle, a bidirectional charger can set you up to sell power back to the grid when demand is high.
Renewable Electricity in Scotland
To date I have neglected the exciting role of renewable electricity generation in Scotland. There is a lot of good news to share. In 2022 Scotland, with its population of five million, generated more renewable electricity during the year than it used. In addition, there is still one operational nuclear power station and limited generation from…
Native crops extinction: Why our food future depends on biodiversity
As climate risks intensify and nutritional challenges deepen, preserving agricultural biodiversity is no longer a matter of heritage alone but a survival imperative.
Urban rewilding has brought back beavers, hornbills and platypuses to city parks – and that’s just the start
As cities expand, the natural world around them contracts. But what if cities could be places to actively restore biodiversity rather than just areas of loss?
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