A university project called "Solar Spline" aims to kill (or at least help) three birds with one stone: provide shade, produce energy, and make urban spaces more liveable.
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MineSpider, a Berlin-based startup, is using distributed ledger technology to tackle the tricky problem of how to track where minerals come from and where they end up.
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A company in Chile has developed a bag that dissolves in water within five minutes. Could this mean the end of the billions of plastic packages that end up in our seas every year?
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A university project called "Solar Spline" aims to kill (or at least help) three birds with one stone: provide shade, produce energy, and make urban spaces more liveable.
Read on
Can the blockchain help natural systems manage themselves? A team of developers, theoreticians and researchers is trying to find out. We talked to Paul Seidler, one of the brains behind terra1.
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Water scarcity is set to become a major issue in the near future. In Los Angeles, one piece of tech is allowing homeowners to help in their own small way.
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MineSpider, a Berlin-based startup, is using distributed ledger technology to tackle the tricky problem of how to track where minerals come from and where they end up.
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With half of the country owning a smartphone, a civil society NGO wants to give people in Iran the tools they need to effectively stand up to human rights abuses.
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Researchers at MIT in the United States have pioneered a new computer interface that can accurately transcribe words that the user concentrates on, but which aren't actually vocalised.
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Two Swiss ecopreneurs are using digital tech to help food outlets track, viualise and analyse what they're throwing away - in a bid to reduce food waste and cut costs too.
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