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Climate

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An Australian Climate Action Pathway
CoP26 is coming soon. IdeaSpies proposes 12 points for Australia. Click to see ideas for each one:1. A Climate Policy2.&
4 October 2021 by Jeremy Wright

Industrial

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Bio-fences to trap plastic waste
Globally, the equivalent of one garbage truck full of plastic enters the sea every minute. Guatemala has pledged to increase waste collection in its rivers by deploying bio-fences to trap plastic waste. http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/environment/guatemala-to-deploys-bio-fences-to-slowdown-plastic-pollution/article/536623#ixzz5cMkK4KSt
12 January 2019 by emma

Industrial

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A new way to keep the sea clean
WasteSharks are smart, solar-powered aqua drones that collect garbage from rivers, canals and harbors. They're designed for use in areas where waste is known to collect and increase their efficiency as they learn about each environment. The machine-learning capability, combined with on-board sensors and cameras, help keep the WasteSharks out of the way of larger crafts. Collected garbage is passed on to recycling and waste-management partners for processing. www.rantech.nl
3 September 2017 by angel

Energy

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A solar powered boat in the Amazon
This new boat will be used by the Achuar people within their territory of Ecuador and Peru which remains roadless and pristine. Walking and canoes that use gasoline are the main means of transportation for the Achuar. But their territory has a vast network of rivers and tributaries, and plenty of sun, meaning that an environmentally-friendly alternative to the gas boats which do not reflect the Achuar's commitment to protect their rainforest home is now possible. https://www.pachamama.org/news/the-achuar-will-have-a-network-of-boats-and-solar-recharge-stations-in-their-rivers
3 September 2017 by mike