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To fuel a new energy conversation, Holly Ransom presents the Energy Trailblazers series. In this series, Holly will interview 12 global change makers who have each chosen to follow the path of most resistance to help accelerate the clean energy transition.Hear from the likes of nobel peace prize Winner Professor Muhammad Yunus, author and former FBI negotiator Christopher Voss, battery tech pioneer Christina Lampe-Onnerud and Formula E founder Alejandro Agag....MORE > https://omny.fm/shows/energy-trailblazers-with-holly-ransom...The session with Professor Muhammad Yunus founder of the Grammen Bank i exceptional - https://bit.ly/3whWG6Z
With the recent increases in social support spending, a lot is
being written about what needs to be done about debt levels and the direction
of Australia’s fiscal health.
This discussion gives us as citizens a great opportunity to
contribute to a clearer definition of the type of country we wish to be, and how
this should be funded.
If we want: ‘A truly participative liberal democracy that
offers equal opportunity, cares for the less fortunate and encourages
individual endeavour’. Then let’s have a discussion on the ‘how’. A great
topic for a citizen’s jury!
Health and educational outcomes in low-income areas across America are staggeringly low. Stephen Ritz is a game changer. This very creative American teacher developed an incredibly successful indoor gardening curriculum that allows children to grow vegetables in the classroom, helping them eat better, be more engaged with school and give them pathways for jobs.Read more at: https://greenbronxmachine.org/?gclid=CjwKCAjwqIiFBhAHEiwANg9szssIIAuiWy59ReljuhNqY5PYAyaoRP4ZtcJIKWBaQCvUZuMUI6MCmxoCkesQAvD_BwEPhoto Credit: greenbronxmachine.com
Queensland researchers and a US team have developed an antiviral therapy that has killed off the COVID-19 viral load in infected mice by 99.9 per cent.They used a "next-generation" viral approach using gene-silencing RNA technology to attack the virus genome directly, which stops the virus spreading.The treatment could be available as early as 2023, depending on the next phase of clinical trials.https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-17/queensland-coronavirus-antiviral-treatment-covid-19/100144370
