2019-10-10 21:06 |
Every year 8 million tons of plastics get dumped in the oceans. Can blockchain help clean up the mess?
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Crime isn’t supposed to pay, but sometimes the wages of sin are paid in bitcoin. Last week, Japanese police reported that 2018 saw a tenfold increase of cryptocurrency money laundering.
2019-3-20 16:49 | |
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By 2050 there’ll be more plastic trash in the world’s oceans than fish. And the next generation could see more used car tires than there are trees. So how can blockchain — a digital technology — possibly be good for the environment? By making processes more efficient which leads to less consumption.
2018-9-19 23:12 | |
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On July 9, 2018, the Cryptockitties team announced it was signing a partnership with ACTAI Global and Ocean Elders to create a new CryptoKitty called Honu which will be auctioned and the amount gathered from the sale will be used to help protect our marine life and oceans.
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Fame and fortune in open seas and under oceans meets blockchain tech and a Non Fungible unique token (NFT) that promises to make treasure hunting of sunken artifacts accessible to... The post Titanic Explorer Joins Tokenized Treasure Hunt Project appeared first on Trustnodes.
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The bloc’s executive arm is commissioning a $842K study as it considers what to do about energy-hungry proof-of-work technology
Christopher Jensen from Franklin Templeton tackles myths about crypto in the Crypto for Advisors newsletter.
Combining blockchain with digital monitoring, reporting and verification protocols may not only improve VCMs but even rescue them.
We are moving from a model of fossil-fueled generation, meaning grid operators must find ways to modulate demand up and down, rather than just moving supply up and down.
TinyTap, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, rolls out new AI features for educators and parents to generate educational games and images based on prompts.
The company requests the use of tire-derived fuel, citing the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s approval to use the energy source at other industrial facilities in the state.
The environmental argument "should not be used as smokescreen to curtail freedom to transact," U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr wrote on Twitter.