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What will the house of tomorrow look like?

What will the house of tomorrow look like?

La Rédaction | 05/30/2017 | Innovation & Tools

Although home-building is one of the oldest trades in the world, it bears remarkable energy for innovation. Around the world, research and development labs are working on improving our abodes in all ways, designing homes that will be more affordable, more secure, with better energetic performance....

alarm.com, Center for affordable housing in Africa, ecology, Energen, environment, housing, John Carlsen, Logelis, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Pavegen

Middle East learns about waste management

Middle East learns about waste management

The Strategist | 04/20/2015 | Markets & Industries

The Middle-East is ending its demographic transition. This means population will remain relatively stable from now on, but the transition has caused a dramatic increase in the people’s number. Developing industries have complicated the ecological situation further. Now that the region has flourished, comes the price-tag: dealing with the increased amount of waste, generated every day.

Bee’ah, CNIM, ecology, KACARE, LAB SA, Masdar city project, Middle East, Pearl GTL, Saudi Aramco, sustainable development, United Arab Emirates, waste management

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