How engineers can bring stakeholders along for the ride
Lara Parsons explains how a highway redevelopment project achieved positive outcomes for client, local government and stakeholders alike.
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The power of personal connections to drive climate action
Responding to climate change is wickedly complex, which is why engineering more sustainable tech and systems is only half the ...
Climate Smart Engineering: ideas and action
Climate change is one of the greatest existential threats humanity has ever faced. Engineers Australia’s second Climate Smart Engineering conference, ...
How mega events can be catalysts for change
Mega events such as the Olympic or Commonwealth Games have the power to catalyse structural change for our cities, argues ...
The five largest offshore wind farms in the world
On 31 August 2022, the Hornsea 2 wind farm revved up for the first time, and began generating electricity. It ...
What engineers can do to make the next decade count
With the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow recently calling on all nations to strengthen their emissions reduction targets ...
Rising risk: the danger of doing nothing on climate change
“Climate action failure,” said Emilio Granados Franco, “is an existential threat to humanity that is going to start showing its ...
What investors want from sustainable engineering
Investors want to be climate friendly, and engineers can show them how.
‘We’re short of leaders and trees’: Paul Polman’s sobering speech spurs action from engineers
It was 2.30 am in Dubai when Paul Polman, Co-Founder and Chair of IMAGINE, delivered an alarming wake up call ...
Using curiosity and bravery to become climate change leaders
On day one of Engineers Australia’s Climate Smart Engineering 2021 conference, Paul Polman explained how a lack of good leaders ...
