Labour rights unravel across Asia’s garment sector
Making Chernobyl safe: a timeline
Future Power Technology charts efforts that have been made to build and maintain confinement facilities in the radiation-contaminated Chernobyl area in Ukraine since the nuclear disaster of 1986.
Renault and the circular economy
Groupe Renault and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation have renewed their commitment to the circular economy. Just Auto finds out what that means for the car manufacturer.
Is your practice cyber-secure?
Design & Build Review reports on the cybersecurity lessons architectural firms can learn from the Zaha Hadid ransomware attack earlier this year.
Fast fashion faces a shake-up in post-pandemic world
The Covid-19 pandemic may herald the end of the current high production, fast fashion model and result in fewer, smaller collections from more sustainable supply chains. Just Style explores what’s ahead.
A new dawn for clean energy investment?
Future Power Technology investigates what the oil price crash resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic means for the future of renewable energy investments.
Innovative interiors de rigueur for Citroën
Just Auto chats with Jean-Arthur Madelaine Advenier, head of interior design for Citroën, to find out about interior trends for future cars.
Is hemp the next big thing in dairy alternatives?
As the market for plant-based diary alternatives gets more crowded, Just Food takes a look at the next emerging contender: hemp.
Transform or lose
Thanks to the coronavirus, industry 4.0’s birth is more painful, brutal and quick than we could have ever expected. As a recession looms, Verdict Magazine explores why adoption could be vital to companies’ survival.
Review, recover and reinvent your business
As we gradually come out of Covid-19 lockdown, businesses will need to pivot and adjust for a new world that is recovering from this global disruption. Brite Innovation Review has advice for business making the transition to the ‘new normal’.
Are cosmetic brands prepared for the plastic tax?
The cosmetic industry will be affected hugely by the UK’s plastic tax proposed for 2022. Inside Packaging talks to cosmetic brands about their plans and how the tax could change the industry.
Air passengers walk on the wild side
Forests, birdsong and even a glimpse of the aurora borealis are part of a project to soothe passenger nerves at Helsinki Airport. AIR finds out how airports are turning to nature to relieve travel stress.
Robots gear up to serve lunch
As the uptake of robots in the quick service restaurant sector gains momentum, Just Food chats to Karakuri about the future of robotics and AI in foodservice.
Accelerating architecture’s digital revolution
Design & Build Review explores out how architects’ ways of working are changing with the emergence of digital tools, and asks if augmented reality could see the same level of adoption as BIM or cloud computing.
Improving safety in Arctic shipping
The Arctic Council’s first Guideline for Arctic Marine Risk Assessment provides tailored data and tools to improve shipping safety in the region. Ship Technology Global explores key points.
The importance of accessible packaging for the visually impaired
Inside Packaging looks into why inclusivity is important when it comes to packaging, and how consumer packaging could become more accessible to the visually impaired.
How governments are stepping in to rescue airports and airlines
Airlines and airports have called on governments for financial support to prevent the aviation sector from collapsing. AIR explores some of the relief options being considered.