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Amsterdam: A new self-sufficient colony
The outskirts of Amsterdam will soon have a new community of 100 homes that have the vocation to be completely self-sufficient: ReGen Village, a neighborhood designed so that its inhabitants can produce their own food, generate their own energy, and manage their own waste in a complete circle. The project, which wants to be a…
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Video: Paper City
This animation flies over a fragile paper metropolis whose elements unfold to fold again, crumple, and finally fold.
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Tecnalia recognizes the career of Joseba Jauregizar
Joseba Jauregizar, General Manager of Tecnalia from 2008 until his recent retirement, has been honored as part of the annual event Tecnalia Perspectives held yesterday June 9, and from Naider, we would like to join to the well-deserved recognition of his career. Joseba Jauregizar, who was in charge of the Basque Government’s Technology Directorate for…
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Norway, the first country committed to zero deforestation
Norway became a pioneer country in the institutional fight against deforestation on May 24, committing itself to the care of forests and jungles, not only in their country, but also globally. The Norwegian parliament has adopted a policy that the government supply chain must be free of products that contribute to deforestation in rainforests, as…
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Video: Heavy Seas
The installation “Heavy Sea”, by urban artist Pejac, shows the desolation caused by human contamination of the oceans and the planet.
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Big Data puts us to the test
Big Data has a transformative power that is becoming more and more present in our society. The analysis of the volume of data that exists about us, without going any further in social networks, to know our “risk” and decide whether to grant us a loan, is a reality and not a future. Fintech applications…
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Adela cortina, doctor honoris causa from deusto business school
The Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy Adela Cortina will be invested Doctor Honoris Causa of Deusto Business School, becoming the first woman who receives such a distinction from the University of Deusto. A militant of dialogue, tolerance and pluralism, Adela Cortina is a benchmark for Naider’s transformation project. A few years ago, we awarded…
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Chile obtains solar energy to give away
Solar energy has reached such expansion in Chile that electricity prices have fallen to zero in some parts of the country, for 113 days until last April, according to Bloomberg< /em>. The flourishing of the mining industry and economic growth in northern Chile led to the commitment to install 29 solar farms in the Atacama…
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Sweden experiences the 6-hour workday
Sweden is a country that really values work-life balance and work-life balance. With the collective idea that the well-being of workers contributes to business objectives, the Scandinavian country has long been a world benchmark in work-life balance initiatives: flexible hours, maternity and paternity leave, access to childcare. Along these lines, last year the government began…