Best read: Trial-and-error with self-driving buses
The first presentation of the Alexander Dennis Enviro200 bus back in March already attracted a great deal of interest. Several videos of this autonomous bus were circulated on the internet. It is...
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Best read: How to live in a more climate-neutral way
Earth Overshoot Day fell on July the 29th this year. On that day, we had used up all the natural resources for this year that the earth is capable of providing in a single year. That means that from...
Best read: doing puzzles with the king
Did you see it? How King Willem-Alexander was as happy as a kid when he finally managed to get the coin into the right spot. With two thumbs up and a grin from ear to ear, the king almost made a...
Best read: 3D printing, from eliminating food waste to personalized medicines
Houses, bridges and even organs. Using a 3D printer, you can make all of it. The market for 3D printing products and technologies will expand to over 22 billion euros by 2030. According to figures...
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Best read: ‘Farmers must produce less manure in order to stop soil acidification.’
Best read: ‘Make farmers produce less manure in order to prevent soil acidification.’
Best read: Will we be using wireless internet via Li-Fi, Wi-Fi or something else?
Once again the articles about the pros and cons of driving electric cars scored the highest this week. However, since we don’t want to discuss the same subject every week in the ‘Best...
Best read: ‘Making children work in mines for electric car batteries is not sustainable.’
Last week Auke Hoekstra’s column scored more than 7000 readers. Hoekstra used it to tear into the German research institutes which regularly put the advantages of electric driving into...
Best read: great, those electrical buses, but a power cut is on its way
Good news in a week when air quality is not that doing that well due to the forest fires in the Amazon. Within five years, Dutch public transport companies expect to have 75 percent of their buses...
Best read: how a radioactive cloud from 2017 is a still a source of concern
Most of the clicks on Innovation Origins this week went to the Start-up of the Month competition, where five European start-ups competed for this coveted title. This is logical, because next year...
Best read: the Netherlands, land of bicycles – but what about the rest of Europe?
One heat record after another was broken this week. In order to stay cool, everyone who had air-conditioning turned the temperature down a notch or two. But that has its price. We all use about 20...
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Best read: when click stats predict the future …
Last week was one of the best in the history of Innovation Origins in terms of the number of visitors. Our articles have been read more than 25,000 times on our website. Soon we’ll be hitting...
