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🌏 What future do you want to see?
I'm writing a Warp News Manifesto, a mission statement.
In that manifesto I'm having a section of the future we want to see come sooner, and I want to know what you think I should include in it?
Let me give you one example, so you understand what I mean:
Every human being living in democracy
With democracy follow all the other essential aspects of life—no extreme poverty, no famines, increased wealth, education, healthcare, and so on.
Nothing will change life for the better faster than a rapid transition to a hundred percent democratic world.
What other topics, goals and technologies do you think I should include in the Warp News Manifesto?
Mathias Sundin
CEO of Warp News
Chairman of Warp Institute
Fact-based optimistic news of the week
🐠⬛️ Reef Cubes - A way to re-boost marine biodiversity and protect offshore wind farms.
ARC Marine has invented Reef Cubes - an artificial coral reef that protects and strengthens marine biodiversity while protecting offshore wind farms.
🛢 Shell has reached “peak oil” and now oil production will decrease every year.
The oil companies see the beginning of the end for fossil fuels and instead invest in renewable energy.
📉 45 percent fewer terrorist attacks in Pakistan in 2020.
Pakistan has become a much safer country in the last decade and is now also taking action against climate change and environmental degradation.
🚑 AI can increase survival among patients in hospitals.
An AI has been trained to recognize signs that patients need intensive care. This means that patients receive the right care earlier than they receive today, which increases their chances of survival.
🐍 Mask-like micro-robot will map the environmental impact of agriculture.
A prototype should show what is possible to do with a centimeter-sized micro-robot.
🇰🇷 South Korea is investing $43 billion in building the world's largest wind farm.
Major investments in renewable energy will give South Korea the opportunity to decommission all power plants that run on fossil fuels and also close several nuclear reactors.
🚌 First city in the world to use hydrogen-powered double-deckers.
In October last year, the world's first hydrogen-powered double-decker buses arrived in Aberdeen, Scotland.
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