UtilityDive

Herman K. Trabish

SustainableBusiness.com

sustainablebusiness.com

On the heels of the Department of Defense's (DoD) decision to consider up to 16 million acres of military land for renewable energy projects, the Army is actively seeking private sector partners to help make that development happen.

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Staff - Emirates247

Saudi Arabia and Egypt may tender their long-awaited power link project in early 2015 and it would take nearly three years to be completed, a Saudi electricity official was quoted on Wednesday as saying.

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Bradnee Chambers

The Global Challenge – Making The World Work For Everyone

Do you think you could run the world better than our current world leaders?

Here’s your chance!

The Global Challenge is a participatory educational simulation developed to help create solutions to the uneven distribution of global resources.

The mission is to:

"make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological damage or disadvantage to anyone"

Register for the event here:

The Water-Energy Challenge

“Perfect storm” Professor Sir John Beddington FRS UK Chief Scientific Adviser 2008 -2013

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Chelsea Harvey

A solar-powered water harvesting device, constructed with a metal organic framework. Unlike other types of water capture devices, this design is able to work under low-humidity conditions. (Hyunho Kim, Evelyn Wang)

www.theguardian.com - Max Opray

Demand for the metal used in electric car batteries has surged. But extraction could threaten the fragile ecosystem of the world’s largest salt flat.