All posts tagged "Featured"
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5.0KEnvironmentAnne Hidalgo Calls Burning of Amazon Rainforest a “Crime Against Humanity.”
C40 Chair and Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, says “the lungs of our shared planet are on fire” Yesterday, Anne Hidalgo, Mayor...
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3.9KEnvironment4.9 GW of wind energy added in Europe in 2019
Europe installed 2.9 GW of onshore wind in the first half of the year. Europe added 4.9 GW of new wind energy...
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5.5KMobilityEU Council Stops WiFi Standard for V2X
The European Council of ministers reversed the Commission decision to support the WiFi standard for vehicle to everything (V2X) communication in the...
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6.2KEnvironmentWe’ll Make no Wine till the Sensor Tells us it’s Time
As IoT has already entered the wine industry, one group of scientists from Andalusia niche-down and look for ways to improve the...
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4.9KArtificial IntelligenceLaLiga Enhancing the Football Viewing Experience
By using new technologies, including AI, LaLiga aims to increase viewer enjoyment, predict optimal match time scheduling and provide clubs with tactical...
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10.0KArtificial IntelligenceMicrosoft’s Rashmi Misra unriddles AI
This year's Mobile World Congress was all about 5G and Intelligent Connections. AI was one of the most discussed topics during the...
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4.5KBarcelonaBarcelona getting ready for MWC19
The clock is ticking down to the biggest mobile technology show in the world. In less than two weeks Barcelona will receive...
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5.2KEnvironment10 Latin American Cities Commit to Develop Climate Action Plans on the Objectives of the Paris Agreement
Buenos Aires, Curitiba, Guadalajara, Lima, Medellín, Mexico City, Quito, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and São Paulo today revealed their commitment to bold...
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4.8KEnvironmentIf You Are Rich You Can Pollute
Sweeping government measures intended to protect the environment often put an economic strain on the poor. When I moved to Latvia in...
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4.1KEnvironment“License to Pollute” overturned by top European court
The General Court of the European Union upholds action brought by cities: annuls in part the European Commission’s regulation setting excessively high...