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Circular, lean, inclusive and clean focuses on the people, technology, strategies and systems moving us from an economy that is wasteful, idle, lopsided and dirty towards one that is circular, lean, inclusive and clean
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Planetary Boundaries: What are they and why shouldn't we cross them?
Michael Urban, Chief Sustainability Strategist for the Lombard Odier Group explains the nine planetary boundaries we live within, how they interact with each other, and what could happens when we cross them.

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Farmbots bring precision to the business of food production
By nurturing crops on a plant by plant basis, new technology can cut chemical use and boost yields
Rethink Sustainability explores the spread of sustainable practises into urban systems, food systems, financial systems and supply chains
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When summer destinations meet social isolation
The coronavirus pandemic prompted a huge drop in carbon emissions. As the travel industry begins to rebuild and the summer holiday season hits its peak, how do we ensure a green recovery?

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Decarbonisation: plotting the path to net zero
There is limited time left to reduce emission levels and mitigate climate change risks, but the path to net zero will bring with it significant investment opportunities
Sustainability Revolution takes a look into every aspect of life and business – from healthcare to data management, transport and energy
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Climate change and the migrant caravan
Thousands of Central Americans are trying to flee to the United States in what’s become known as the migrant caravan. Many are escaping violence and extortion, but climate change is also playing a part.

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Can we build smarter people using AI?
Theoretical neuroscientist and entrepreneur Vivienne Ming believes that AI and what she calls “augmented intelligence” mean we’ll eventually have people who are artificially smarter than others.
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