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Back from Dubai... it's cold... 🥶
I'm back from Dubai and Expo 2020. We have been spreading fact-based optimism like crazy down there. It's very good to be back with my family, but boy it's cold here. At least compared to Dubai. Most days we had over 40C/100F. A little bit too warm, but I prefer that to the cold.
I have many thoughts and news I will share with you over the coming weeks. The first is the false choices about climate change and the environment at the Sustainability Pavilion. Do you want to save 1 big animal or 100 small animals? Que? Or do you want to have a mobile phone or save a rainforest? Say what?
I wrote a blog post about that:
😒 False choices at Expo 2020 in Dubai
We also met Jakob Trollbäck, who created the iconic language for the UN:s Sustainability Development Goals. He explain how he did it. Genius out work. Please check out my article about him.
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🚄 Hyperloop – the future of superfast and sustainable travel
The future of screaming fast and environmentally friendly transportation is under construction. Get comfy and take a seat as Warp News writer Vincent Roose takes you on a ride with Hyperloop.
🚄 Hyperloop – the future of superfast and sustainable travel
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💬 Why we need a new kind of environmental movement
A new movement is needed for all of us who, on a scientific basis, take climate change very seriously but are tired of fear-mongering columns, shame, and doomsday prophecies.
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💡 Fact-based optimistic news of the week
🇺🇳 How he created the graphical profile for the UN's sustainability goals
His name is Jakob Trollbäck, the man who created the iconic graphical profile for the UN's sustainability goals. Warp News met him at the World's Fair in Dubai.
🧺 Here is the washing machine that does not require electricity
Navjot Sawhney has invented a washing machine that does not require any electricity and provides the opportunity for clean clothes without labor-intensive hand washing - even in areas outside the electricity grid.
🚗 Ford is building a huge factory for electric vehicles
Ford is making its largest investment ever building more electric vehicles. The ambition is that in the near future 30–40 percent of the company's production will be electric vehicles.
👶 An air bubble that purifies air for babies
An air bubble that protects babies from air pollution, that's what father and doctor, Conny Karlsson, invented. Warp News met him at the World's Fair in Dubai.
🐚 This ultra-strong glass is inspired by mollusk shells
Researchers from McGill University have invented a new ultra-strong glass inspired by mollusk shells.
🦠 New gel defeats multi-resistant bacteria
A hydrogel can kill multi-resistant bacteria in wounds without the use of antibiotics.
⚡ Elonroad wants electricity in the road
Imagine charging your car directly from the road while driving. That's what Elonroad is developing. Warp News met CEO Karin Ebbinghaus at the World's Fair in Dubai.
🪑 Danish designer seizes potential in seagrass
These sleek pieces of furniture are, for the most part, made from seagrass.
🍗Cooking with lasers - a tasty experience
Researchers have used lasers to fry chicken and the result proved to be really tasty.
🖖 Star trek hero overwhelmed after space voyage
Captain Kirk goes to space, breaking a record and returning with a new admiration for our green earth.
♻️ Disposable masks are turned into litter-pickers
During the last year, disposable masks have become a very common litter source. Cornwall Hospital is turning them into litter-pickers as a solution.
👩🔬 Researchers plan to eradicate cervical cancer - new test on its way
A self-test gives more people an opportunity to discover if they have been infected with the HPV virus. A virus that increases the risk of developing cervical cancer.
💡 Warp News at the Expo 2020 World's Fair in Dubai
Warp Institute and Warp News are taking part in the World Expo 2020 in Dubai. We have been invited by the Swedish pavilion and will report on the events that we have arranged ourselves or are participating in, and also visit other pavilions and events to report on the interesting things we find.
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