Kia has announced new details of its new brand purpose and ambitions for the future during a digital showcase event. Supported by a new brand slogan, ‘Movement that inspires’, Kia today reveals new details of a strategy which will see the company go beyond vehicle manufacturing to create sustainable mobility solutions for customers.
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Each year since 2012, the U.S. Department of Education has honored schools and districts across the country for commitment to sustainability by reducing environmental impacts, improving health and wellness, and offering environmental education. For the first time, Bellingham Public Schools received the Green Ribbon award. The district was selected due to its part in Puget Sound Energy’s Commercial Strategic Energy Management program, its compliance with “solar-ready” standards for all buildings and its use of rain barrels and other equipment to reclaim water.
A group of the UK’s biggest names in children’s magazines, including DC Thomson and Redan Publishing has signed up to become founding members of the education, research, and recycling programme, Recycle to Read, a campaign aimed at creating a more circular economy for children’s toys. This week will see the programme begin sign up for schools for pilot collections in the autumn term, and will be announcing additional partnerships from the book publishing, retail, and toy sectors over the coming weeks. Recycle to Read is a new toy and tech recycling initiative launched by Wastebuster in association with EPPIC and Products of Change with the aim of providing a solution for recycling all plastic toys with ‘take back’ collections housed across retailers, schools and household recycling centres in the UK.
How digital modeling and artificial intelligence combine their strengths – Artificial intelligence models based on machine learning (automatic learning) enter the world of digital simulation, enriching or speeding up calculations. Industrialists and researchers are exploring the possibilities of this promising hybridization. “We can monitor the chemistry of a lithium-ion battery in real time during charging and discharging,” says Charlotte Gervilliers-Ants, a researcher at the College de France. “Looking” inside a commercial battery in real time is a feat achieved by an interdisciplinary team of researchers from the Collège de France, Rennes Institute of Chemical Sciences, CNRS and the University of Montpellier. Explanations with Charlotte Gervilliers-Ants, researcher at the College de France and co-author of this paper published November 7, 2022 in the journal Nature Energy.
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