Commentary
COVID-19 Has Accelerated the Pace of Energy Transitions – PwC Africa Oil & Gas Review
Spurred on by the COVID-19 global pandemic, the world is finally galvanising its commitment to move towards a green and...
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Fracking Takes a Toll on Mental Health as Drilling and Truck Traffic Rattle Neighbourhoods
By Stephanie Malin Hydraulic fracturing has boomed in the U.S. over the past decade, but unless you live near it,...
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Resources Shine During COVID-19
If you were looking for a silver lining during the COVID-19 pandemic and the havoc it has wrecked worldwide, resources...
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‘Decarbonisation’ May be the Wrong Goal For Energy – Here’s Why
By Simone Abram, Alton Horsfall and Andrew Crossland Electricity generated by nuclear power plants, wind turbines and solar panels results...
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Designing Batteries For Easier Recycling Could Avert a Looming e-waste Crisis
By Zheng Chen and Darren H. S. Tan As concern mounts over the impacts of climate change, many experts are...
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Corporate Social Responsibility Commitments: All talk, No Action
By Andy Hira In April 2013 in Bangladesh, the Savar building collapsed, killing an estimated 1,300 garment workers and injuring...
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Bioremediation: The Ethical, Cost-effective Choice in Africa
The laws regulating waste management are designed to protect both human health and that of the environment, and require companies...
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Oil Industry Betting Future on Shaky Plastics as World Battles Waste
$400 billion of planned petrochemical outlay at risk on exaggerated plastics demand The oil industry is pinning its hopes on...
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Aussie Invention Could Save Old Coal Stations By Running them on zero-emissions ‘Lego’ block
By Erich Kisi and Alexander Post As climate change worsens, the future of fossil fuel jobs and infrastructure is uncertain....
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Global Electronic Waste Up 21% in Five Years, and Recycling Isn’t Keeping Up
By Vanessa Forti Each year, the total amount of electric and electronic equipment the world uses grows by 2.5 million...
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