Discover the innovation and science Beneath The Surface
Innovation is a product of curious minds, good data and ambitious goals. Without it, we couldn’t achieve what is required to create a more sustainable future - Or, indeed, to win races. But the innovations that make it possible to really lower the world’s emissions and make it possible to sail 100kph in a 50ft sailboat rarely get the credit they deserve. They are hidden beneath the surface – inside walls, hulls, materials, computers and minds. We want to put what’s beneath the surface in the spotlight.
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How pioneering microplastic research at Plymouth ignited global ocean action
Like so many coastal communities all over the world, protecting the marine environment is high on the local agenda – and plastic is one of the primary perpetrators of ocean pollution.
Much more than plane fuel – Sustainability in the aviation sector
Air travel might never be considered to be a sustainable means of transport – but that doesn’t stop Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway International Airports making every effort to minimise their operational impact.
A clumsy cow and the emergence of new chapter in urban development
There are many urban legends around what started the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Read the (probably) true story of how one cow changed the face of Chicago forever.
Chicago’s race for the future
Much more than a stunning skyline, sustainability is something that’s taken very seriously by the City of Chicago.
Planet ocean – why information disclosure is a powerful tool for change
From plastics and microplastics in the ocean to chemical spills and destruction of marine habitats.
Protecting paradise – Sailing towards a more sustainable future
Like so many coastal communities all over the world, preserving the delicate marine ecosystem and the health of the ocean is of huge priority on the island of Bermuda
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Exploring Earth’s final frontier – for the benefit of humankind
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