Salience 29.01.21

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WELCOME TO THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF SALIENCE

This week we cover illuminated crops, sustainable construction, and the importance of ESG communications. Plus, reindeer get their own bridges and – as ever – cryptocurrency keeps us on our toes.

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Let there be light (and leeks)

LED leeks

Who said that crops couldn’t be beautiful? In the Netherlands, vertical LEDs intermingle with leek plants to enhance growth and reduce reliance on pesticides, illuminating new possibilities for sustainable agriculture.

Get back to nature

Get ESG ready

ESG

When it comes to ESG, it’s important to ensure your business in on the right side of the conversation. Investors, regulators, and consumers are all prioritising sustainable initiatives, so it’s vital to know how to promote your green credentials.

Give me the green light 

Crypto’s golden touch

Crypto

Bitcoin-Finger may not have made as good a Bond villain, but cryptocurrencies could soon replace safe haven assets such as gold, according to the Bank of Singapore. However, they’ll have to overcome the challenge of their own volatility to do so.

Go golden

Build better with green tech

Green build

Sustainability + tech = ? Richard Hyams, Director of Sapience client astudio, provides the answer, explaining how AI, VR, 3D modelling, and good old-fashioned creative thinking can help make our built environment greener.

Build me up

And finally… Animal crossings

Reindeer

Sometimes, even reindeer have right of way. Swedish authorities have announced plans for ‘renoducts’ (reindeer viaducts, obviously), adding to a global increase in bridges being built to help our furry friends stay safe.

Go over and above

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