Oct. 22, 2o25 | Read in browser | Subscribe This special report is presented byAtlanta International School, featuring its new 25-acre campus in Sandy Springs. Circular City: Going Green & […]
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Aquagenuity’s Water Quality Data Platform Is Looking to Go Global
What started as a journey to evaluate and track local water quality in the U.S. has taken a global turn for Aquagenuity, the Atlanta tech platform now riding a wave of international interest.
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No Quick Fixes for Atlanta Sustainability Startups, Mobility Giants Tackling Systemic Global Problems
Systems tend to work pretty well for the stakeholders who created them, but startups from Atlanta are taking the long road to disruption, implementing new technologies with global impact.
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Event Recap: How Atlanta Companies — and Students — Are Cultivating a Greener World
Circular City: How Atlanta Trades Sustainability Innovations with the World August 28, 2025Atlanta International School – Sandy Springs Set in a forest along the Chattahoochee River, Atlanta International School’s new […]
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Meet the Georgia-Based Software Helping Global Brands Make Their Packaging Recyclable
Anyone who has stood, trash in hand, before a bin with segmented receptacles knows just how hard it can be in the moment of disposal to make what could be practically an eternal decision — at least when plastics are involved. CIRT Inc. is trying to change that.
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Atlanta Firm Holds the Key to Getting More Golf Carts on the Road — and Cutting Global Emissions
For Atlantans accustomed to battling interstate traffic, a three-mile commute may seem like a dream. But it’s one that more people around the world are making a reality, says XiQ […]
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Building Efficiency: Joulea Sees Opportunity in Tackling World’s Largest Source of Energy Usage
When Ramtin Motahar looks at commercial buildings, he can’t help but see their inflated appetites for energy.
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Finding the Flow: Atlanta’s Emrgy Aims to Unleash Distributed Hydro Power Around the World
With power demand skyrocketing around the world, proven low-carbon energy sources like hydro may seem like they’d be all the rage in 2025.
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Colombian Firm Joins Second Cox Cleantech Cohort in Georgia
Among five companies selected for the second cleantech accelerator cohort in Georgia is a Colombia-based firm that uses data to improve the efficiency of industrial equipment, boosting reliability while cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Books 2024: How a German Polymath Influenced Global Influencers to ‘Invent Nature’
While reading, I was constantly amazed by the way the glitterati of the time were entranced by Humboldt, who by all accounts simultaneously informed, impressed, bemused (and sometimes annoyed) anyone who came into contact with him.