Environment
Entrepreneurship and making water from waste: Bottles for Growth and the Social Venture Challenge
Dr Maarten van der Kamp2015-12-18T17:02:43+00:0018/12/2015|Tags: bottles for growth, cranfield bettany centre, cranfield school of management, entrepreneurship, innovation, social venture challenge, sustainability, water, water resources, water scarcity|
Cranfield University’s Bettany Centre for Entrepreneurship recently organised the University’s first Social Venture Challenge, a start-up weekend aimed at encouraging students to 'think like entrepreneurs' about ways to solve complex social and environmental issues to ...
After COP21, could a sunshield for the Earth prevent further global warming and climate change?
Dr Stephen Hobbs2015-12-15T09:22:39+00:0015/12/2015|
The COP21 climate talks in Paris set challenging targets to try and curb global warming by keeping the global temperature rise to 'well below' 2°C. Why does this matter? One of climate scientists’ fears is ...
Why we need business to boom after COP21
Professor Simon Pollard2015-12-10T16:54:53+00:0010/12/2015|Tags: business and the environment, clean technologies, climate change, Conference of the Parties, cop21, global agreement, green economy, greenhouse gas emissions, low carbon, UN climate conference|
Business has long been considered to have a problematic relationship with the environment. Since the industrial revolution, the side effect of growing business has been a growing impact on the environment around us. As the ...
How can we reduce flooding in places like Carlisle?
Dr Timothy Farewell2015-12-09T17:12:51+00:0009/12/2015|Tags: agrifood, carlisle, catchment management, cranfield university, cumbria, farming, flood plains, flooding, soil, soilscapes, timothy farewell|
In the past week, rainfall in Cumbria has caused flooding of homes, wreaked havoc on the transport network, and resulted in one death. It certainly seems that these ‘unprecedented’ weather events are becoming more common, ...
