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Cities release 70% of CO2 emissions and utilize two-thirds of global energy production, while buildings consume more than one-third of global final energy consumption; thus, growing energy-usage efficiency in buildings provides more opportunities for sustainable development.

New research from two UK universities aims to shed a greater light on the potential state of property-based money laundering in the United Kingdom, and especially in the highly-prized London real estate market. According to the project's results, the total number of 'unconventional' domestic prop

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is proud to announce that two of its researchers were announced as winners in their categories at the 24th annual NSTF-South32 Awards. The premier research awards, known as the Oscars of Science, recognises excelle

The grim figures come as schools settle in for Term 3

Why is Bandra Kurla Complex hotter on some days than the neighbouring Maharashtra Nature Park? Blame the lack of vegetation.

All five polytechnics in Singapore are ramping up sustainability courses for their students.

Climate change isn’t just an environmental problem — it’s also a national security issue. Two ASU experts are informing national policymakers on ways to protect our citizens.

A computing science teacher who has dedicated her life to bringing down the barriers for women in technology has been awarded an honorary degree.

The appointment comes after a fallout between President Uhuru Kenyatta and the former VC over the title deed.

The Audi Foundation is supporting Griffith University’s School of Engineering and Built Environment students by generously donating an Audi A7 for them to study.As one of the most advanced luxury cars on the market today, students have the amazing op