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Natural Resources, Ecosystems and Sustainability

Data, light and sustainability: intelligent greenhouses, artificial intelligence and the future of smart cities
Natural Resources, Ecosystems and Sustainability

Data, light and sustainability: intelligent greenhouses, artificial intelligence and the future of smart cities

By The IDHUS Institute Nov 16, 2025
When Wealth Determines Access to Urban Nature: Environmental Inequality in the Age of Smart Cities and Artificial Intelligence
Natural Resources, Ecosystems and Sustainability

When Wealth Determines Access to Urban Nature: Environmental Inequality in the Age of Smart Cities and Artificial Intelligence

By The IDHUS Institute Nov 16, 2025
  Although the rapid expansion of urban areas is one of the most significant threats to global biodiversity, the presence of nature within cities remains a critical component for human…
How Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence Can Transform Cities into Net Zero Urban Environments
Natural Resources, Ecosystems and Sustainability

How Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence Can Transform Cities into Net Zero Urban Environments

By The IDHUS Institute Nov 07, 2025
Urban centers, while occupying less than 2% of the Earth's land surface, are responsible for an overwhelming 78% of global energy consumption and approximately 70% of greenhouse gas emissions, according…

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