♻️ Green Tech
Green Tech is an important part of the solution of climate change and other enviromental problems. Here you will find articles covering recycling, water purifying and tech used to conserve and protect natural resources. Also, news about Warp Green Tech Program will be found here.
🌎 Towards sustainable winter holidays - this is what skiing in the future looks like
Climate change is affecting many sectors but none like the ski industry, which is handling the issue with new business models, zero-impact technologies and bio-based ski materials.
🛢 Toyota develops manual gearbox for EVs
Some people prefer ICE's over EV's purely because fossil powered cars are more engaging. Toyota is working on a solution to this.
🚌 Heat from bus engines kills viruses
With a simple modification to the engine, it's possible to purify the air in a bus and get rid of viruses circulating.
🛰 Satellite transmitters to save river dolphins
Satellite transmitters will provide researchers with more information on how we can best protect the endangered river dolphins.
✈ Boeing invests billions in electric air taxis
An autonomous electric air taxi is expected to be able to transport 40 million people annually within the next five years.
👊 "We want to build the world's largest digital mine"
A large industry for recycling electric vehicle batteries is emerging. William Bergh, has founded Cling Systems, which matches sellers of recycled batteries with buyers. He tells Warp about his entrepreneurial journey and shares three business ideas that are waiting to be realized - maybe by you?
🦋 Strong recovery for the monarch butterfly in California
The number of monarch butterflies increased dramatically in 2021, but researchers are uncertain of the cause.
💡 Optimist's Edge: Your home will never be the same again
Housing is a central part of our lives. And the challenges of building smarter is a real stresstest for societies. Properly handled tomorrow's homes could mean a lot of new possibilities.
💧Ban on "zero tapping" makes hydropower more sustainable
Simple measures that only marginally affect power production make hydropower plants even more environmentally friendly.