Sustainable afforestation: feasible or fallacious?
If we cannot build new forests, let’s turn our concrete one’s to green It is… Read More »Sustainable afforestation: feasible or fallacious?
Morris Fedeli
Morris D Fedeli is a semi-retired practitioner and doctoral researcher at the University of Southern Queensland, Australia, with three decades of industry experience in helping organizations achieve success through the application of new emerging innovative business models and technologies. As a pracademic, he offers a unique Australasian perspective, with experience across three continents and degrees in science, business and project management. His research interest and passion lie in sustainable business innovation strategies for a prosperous society and thrivable future.
Container Homes are not Sustainable for the Homeless
Homelessness is a serious problem within our community. Numerous countries around the world are facing the same issues with the increased visibility of homelessness.
The effects of the coronavirus on marine life
All countries over the world are currently facing the coronavirus crisis. The pandemic has had a significant impact on various aspects of our lives and environment, including life below water.
Urban Building: From cement to living designer construction materials
Originally published on LinkedIn Most people are not aroused by cement. Yet it’s the most… Read More »Urban Building: From cement to living designer construction materials
Coronavirus and long-term sustainability
Coronavirus is an existential threat; one aspect of well-being and long-term sustainability for all of us on this planet.
The EVs you can trust: from Electric Vehicles to Electronic Voting
The madness of requiring voters to vote at public booths, and in public places among public gatherings, potentially exposing voters to the coronavirus, is unfathomable.
The future of work: the 9 benefits of Telecommuting
Whilst coronavirus is nothing to sneeze at (pardon the pun), it is forcing complete lockdowns in places like northern Italy and Australia.
The science of wellbeing
What constitutes well-being? In many ways this is a rather sensitive topic as political, religious, cultural and ethical issues come into play.
Night-time Photovoltaic cells
Unless you have been living under a rock, most of us have heard and may even have solar technology atop our roofs at home.