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Escalating industrialisation, urbanisation and climate change in Asia present a significant challenge to maintaining water quality.In an effort to improve water treatment, RMIT has collaborated in an international team supporting pilot projects in Vi
The German town of Andernach uses its public spaces to grow fruit, vegetables and herbs that anyone can pick free of charge. It's also a social project that has given some residents a new purpose in life. So what would it take to turn your home town into an edible one? (This episode has been republished and updated)
Cathy Free THE WASHINGTON POST – The city of Andernach, Germany, planted 101 varieties of tomatoes in the town centre and told everyone to pluck and take whatever they wanted. It was such a hit, the following year the city did the same with beans. The next year, it was onions. After that, the city […]
The city of Andernach, Germany, planted 101 varieties of tomatoes in the town center and told everyone to pluck and take whatever they wanted.
Progress roundup: Daunting goals that are being achieved include eliminating traffic deaths in Hoboken, New Jersey, and the healing of the ozone layer.