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Resources mattersjournal has populated their site with include: • Rob Hopkins: Conquering the Imagination Deficit and Dreaming Up Delightful Futures • Coral Bleaching Concerns Scientist • Marshall Islands football jersey "disappears" to visualise threat of rising seas • How Greener Mining Practices Are Reshaping Australia's Future • Climate Funds at Risk • Material choices and user interactions • How Australia is Rethinking Soft Plastic Management • Caribbean startup turns rotten seaweed, rum waste into fuel for cars • Plastic pollution in agricultural landscapes • Stories and Science Empowering Young Environmental Changemakers • The journey of sustainable transformation in design • Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens • New Zealand's Disability-Led Path to Accessibility in the Arts • Meet These Teenage Inventors From The Earth Prize • Proton batteries: an innovative option for the future of energy storage • Largest Coral in the World Found in the Solomon Islands • Ultra-fast charging lithium battery boosts EV • Reflecting on 2024: Growth, Challenges, and Our Commitment to Impact • Designing the Future of Healthcare with Leah Heiss — Matters Journal • Speculative Materialism: An Invitation to Reflect + Redefine - Matters Journal • Australia's Green Revolution in Urban Spaces - Matters Journal • Finding Creative Solutions to Australia’s Food Waste Problem - Matters Journal • Inspiring Change Through Storytelling and Star Power - Matters Journal • Do Our Food Systems Need an Upgrade? - Matters Journal • Community and Competition in the World of Co-Design - Matters Journal • Can Micro-Hubs Revolutionise Waste Management? - Matters Journal • The Social Impact Apps Driving Real Change - Matters Journal • Making Australia More Welcoming for Refugees - Matters Journal • The World-Saving Impact of Citizen Science - Matters Journal • Rethinking Community Arts Funding - Matters Journal • How the Sporting World is Inspiring Climate Action - Matters Journal • What's in store for sustainable fashion? - Matters Journal • Cultivating Change on Common Ground - Matters Journal • A Democratisation and Expansion of Design Thinking - Matters Journal • The Transformative Impact of Biophilic Design - Matters Journal • Advocating for Fairer Food Systems and Urban Agriculture Solutions - Matters Journal • Cultivating a Sea of Sustainable Creativity - Matters Journal • Uniting Millions to End Poverty by 2030 - Matters Journal • Art in a Time of Ticking Clocks — Matters Journal • Is a focus on net-zero systems-blind? — Matters Journal • Is this The Hospital of the Future? • Subscribe to Matters Journal • Out of Touch: The Future of Intimacy • Consciousness Hacking: Plugging In to Plug Out • Running For Good • Fight Convenience Culture • Talk Matters • The Temporary Architecture Defying Convention • Melbourne, This Summer Must Be Protected at All Costs • A Guide to Ethical Ink • An Illustrated Guide to Silvopasture • Being Online When the Internet Can Self-Reflect • Lockdown Pushes Small Businesses Towards Big Ideas • Parenting in 2020: Why Millennials Are Embracing Imperfection • We're Hiring: Editor and Content Creator • An Illustrated Guide to Clean Energy • Absurdism in an Age of Uncertainty • Turning Anger Into Action • What My Students Taught Me About the Future • Dreaming Up the Internet of Things • Sign up to our weekly newsletter • SisterWorks Shop • Refugee Hosts • The Social Studio: Donate • Sign the ASRC Petition • Gippsland: After the Fire • 'Talk Matters' Interview • Ghosts in the Machines • More Than Human • Neighbourhood Watch: Melbourne • Matters X Well Made Clothes Giveaway • Does the Future 'Work'? • Regenerating the World • Dyeing For Fashion • Buy Issue 4 • Perfecting the Babel Fish • Returning Fire to Country • The Health Race • The Climate Crisis: Individual Responsibility Still Matters • What the World’s First ‘Cyborgs’ Can Teach Us About Humanity • Bushfire Relief: From Donating to Divesting • That Time I Broke Into A Factory Farm • The Superbugs Are Here. What Now? • The Complicated Promise of Digital Minimalism • Global Warming is Spoiling Sex • Eat What You Kill: New Zealand's Pig Hunters • The World of Extreme Eating • Charities Might Need to Fail • Our Great Dying Reef • How Urban Design Affects Respiration • That Time I Killed a Rooster • The Head Chef Who Lives in a Tiny Home • Reclaiming What We Wear: How Personal Ethics Are Driving Slow Fashion • Meeting the Makers • An Illustrated History of Fermenting • Brae: A Restaurant That Serves Food • Garments For The Grave • Reimagining the Nature of Youth Custody • A Gut Feeling: How the Gut Affects Our Mental Health • The Business of Doing Good • Let's Talk About Women in STEM • The Obligation to Prevent Animal Suffering • The Secret Life of Money • Building a Giant Biodegradable Eel Trap • It's Time to Get Creative About Our Purpose • A Letter to 2040 • Are Deepfakes Destroying our Trust in Truth?