Professor Anas Ghadouani, an environmental engineering expert at The University of Western Australia, leads the Aquatic Ecology and Ecosystem Studies research group. His group focuses on

Professor Anas Ghadouani, an environmental engineering expert at The University of Western Australia, leads the Aquatic Ecology and Ecosystem Studies research group. His group focuses on innovative technologies for water resources, ecological, and environmental engineering.

With over 20 years of experience in water research and teaching, Professor Ghadouani has led numerous national and international projects. He currently directs the Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities.

He recently spoke at TEDxUWASalon: Water for Life. TEDx events are independently organized local events following the TED conference format. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

In 1987, Arizona scientists created Biosphere 2, a 3-acre domed facility to mimic Earth's living systems. Early self-sufficiency experiments faced oxygen and food challenges, but this incredible

In 1987, Arizona scientists created Biosphere 2, a 3-acre domed facility to mimic Earth's living systems. Early self-sufficiency experiments faced oxygen and food challenges, but this incredible facility now hosts major earth science research. Discover its story and insights into natural systems by watching Biosphere 2's director, Joaquin Ruiz, at Summit 2019.

This video is from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity accelerating the transition to a circular economy. We work across business, learning, and insight to establish the circular economy on the global agenda. Subscribe to our channel here, find more about our work at ellenmacarthurfoundation.org, and follow us on social media: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Medium.

In 1987 Arizona, scientists created Biosphere 2, a 3-acre domed facility designed to mimic Earth's living systems without external aid. Early experiments, where crews lived inside, faced oxygen

In 1987 Arizona, scientists created Biosphere 2, a 3-acre domed facility designed to mimic Earth's living systems without external aid. Early experiments, where crews lived inside, faced oxygen loss and food shortages. Despite initial failures, Biosphere 2 now conducts some of the world's largest earth science experiments, offering vital insights into natural systems for global challenges.

We will also speak with participants from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's "From Linear to Circular" program. Forty-four young professionals and students recently completed a week-long study on the circular economy. Discover their experiences, motivations, and how they will apply their learning to their studies and careers.

In Kenya, strict laws against plastic bags have spurred innovation. Local fishermen in Lamu are building a giant sailing ship entirely from plastic waste. They plan to sail the Indian Ocean to

In Kenya, strict laws against plastic bags have spurred innovation. Local fishermen in Lamu are building a giant sailing ship entirely from plastic waste. They plan to sail the Indian Ocean to raise awareness about marine plastic pollution, showcasing a remarkable solution to a global problem.

This initiative is featured in National Geographic's Short Film Showcase, which highlights exceptional videos affirming the power of science, exploration, and storytelling. Explore more solutions and the full story: A Boat Made From Plastic Waste | Short Film Showcase | National Geographic

Can plastic be made from biowaste instead of mineral oil? Andrea Kruse, a professor specializing in bio-based resource conversion, explores this reality in her TEDx Talk. She demonstrates how

Can plastic be made from biowaste instead of mineral oil? Andrea Kruse, a professor specializing in bio-based resource conversion, explores this reality in her TEDx Talk. She demonstrates how plastic can be produced from sources like chicory roots or grass.

Andrea shares her vision for on-farm biorefineries, promoting sustainable nutrient recycling. Her extensive background includes a Ph.D. in chemistry and research on converting biomass into essential chemicals and energy carriers. Learn more about TEDx events at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

This overview highlights BSR's Collaborative Initiatives, including the Human Rights Working Group, Clean Cargo Working Group, and Maritime Anti-Corruption Network.

For more information on

This overview highlights BSR's Collaborative Initiatives, including the Human Rights Working Group, Clean Cargo Working Group, and Maritime Anti-Corruption Network.

For more information on our other collaborative initiatives, visit bsr.org/collaboration.

The Schools and Colleges team interviewed UWC SEA students in Singapore. Initially up-cycling plastic bags, their work evolved towards regenerative design. These students now share their top five

The Schools and Colleges team interviewed UWC SEA students in Singapore. Initially up-cycling plastic bags, their work evolved towards regenerative design. These students now share their top five essential 21st-century skills for schools.

Learn more about our schools program here. We also invite you to share your systems thinking or circular economy education story with us.

Indigenous leaders and representatives traveled to The Hague to confront Shell Oil at its annual general meeting. They are addressing the company about its impact on their

Indigenous leaders and representatives traveled to The Hague to confront Shell Oil at its annual general meeting. They are addressing the company about its impact on their communities.

Eriel Deranger, representing the Athabasca Chipewyan, spoke directly to Shell executives and presented a report. Deranger later spoke with APTN National News via Skype. This report is property of APTN News.

Dr. Steve Palumbi of Stanford University presents a series of micro-documentaries on ecological sustainability. These short films explore vital environmental topics.

For example, the

Dr. Steve Palumbi of Stanford University presents a series of micro-documentaries on ecological sustainability. These short films explore vital environmental topics.

For example, the microdoc *Big Fish* explains how prohibiting fishing in certain areas improves fish quality and ensures a sustainable seafood supply.

Explore more micro-documentaries at microdocs.stanford.edu.

Sir Partha DasGupta, Frank Ramsey Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of

Sir Partha DasGupta, Frank Ramsey Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Cambridge, discusses the economic significance of natural capital. He highlights how ecosystems, including farmland and forests, have historically been overlooked in economic considerations.

In his article, "Nature's Role in Sustainable Economic Development," published in Philosophical Transactions B for the Royal Society's 350th anniversary, Sir Partha advocates for integrating nature into economic development. Wendy Barnaby interviews him in a podcast about these crucial insights.