Meet Daisy, Apple’s latest robot for recovering and reusing iPhone components
She can disassemble up to 200 smartphones in an hour.
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Meet Daisy, Apple’s latest robot for recovering and reusing iPhone components
How the network can protect earth’s natural cycles
Sponsored: IoT is opening doors to innovation, conservation, and more sustainable resource cycles.
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How the network can protect earth’s natural cycles
Episode 116: Former EPA chief Gina McCarthy is optimistic, drones meet clean energy
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On this week’s episode, a hopeful perspective on the potential for meaningful, grassroots climate action and why automated, flying robots could reduce the cost of wind and solar power.
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Episode 116: Former EPA chief Gina McCarthy is optimistic, drones meet clean energy
This power-beaming approach could light up underwater exploration, disaster sites
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PowerLight’s technology uses lasers to charge things over “free space” or fiber optic cables.
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This power-beaming approach could light up underwater exploration, disaster sites
For PG&E, mitigating climate change is a team sport
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The utility’s director of sustainability chats about climate risks and balancing clean energy adoption with the need for reliable, affordable power
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For PG&E, mitigating climate change is a team sport
BT is adding a game-changing emissions reduction clause to supplier contracts
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The strategy, which is voluntary to start, is being piloted with Chinese network equipment giant Huawei.
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BT is adding a game-changing emissions reduction clause to supplier contracts
Can pollution-sniffing sensors drive climate action?
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AirAware’s co-founders seek to raise public awareness and drive higher levels of community accountability.
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How public-private partnerships fight climate change in the cocoa supply chain
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Sponsored: Deforestation is a growing and serious problem, and for Mondel?z International, it makes up the largest part of our carbon footprint.
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How public-private partnerships fight climate change in the cocoa supply chain
Supply chain traceability steps up a level, with Gap, Target, others on the map
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Updates to the Higg Index, other mapping tools herald an era of “radical transparency.”
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Supply chain traceability steps up a level, with Gap, Target, others on the map
Why Siemens, GE and Rolls-Royce are turning to 3D printing
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Inside the pluses and minuses of additive manufacturing.
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