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In the race to decarbonize, are we missing a bigger opportunity?
Hyekyung Clarisse Kim (Argonne National Laboratory, USA, clarisse@anl.gov); Seeram Ramakrishna (College of Design and Engineering, National University of Singapore, seeram@nus.edu.sg); Joshua Sperling (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA, Joshua.Sperling@nrel.gov)
International Women’s Day: Improving Women’s Health by Focusing on the Midlife
In recognition of International Women’s Day, as Editor-in-Chief of Women’s Midlife Health, I want to draw attention to the importance of increasing global research, policy and programs on the health needs of midlife women.
Engineering Solutions to Leap Forward Green Growth
"Scalable engineering innovations and solutions are necessary for substantive progress in emissions reduction, safeguarding living beings from extreme weather, and circular economy-led green growth" Seeram Ramakrishna and Dalson CHUNG, President of The Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES)
Celebrate Polydisciplinary Minds
Major challenges and needs of humanity include climate change, biodiversity loss, inflation, inequality, education, food supply, health care, security, sanitation, clean resources, transportation, and circular economy demand polydisciplinary efforts
Circular Economy is the Way Forward for Human Race
COP27 has just ended while the global conversation on the way forward is continuing. This article is written to highlight the importance of a circular economy for our common good and future (https://www.stewardshipasia.com.sg/knowledge/publications/circular-economy-way-forward-human-race)
Aquaponic sites - a trilogy of Berlin case studies
Should aquaponics be brought to cities on a larger scale? A study on locations for professional aquaponics on a larger scale to achieve self-sufficiency and sustainability of the required production shift.
