Everyone is talking about blockchain. But how exactly does the technology work? And what is DLT? In RESET's latest Special, we offer some answers and take a look at how Blockchain tech can be used for social and ecological good.
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Algorithms based on Google's face recognition software are now able to identify individual dolphins based on only their dorsal fins - boosting conservation efforts.
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Mushrooms can be used for so much more than just for eating. The versatile fungi are also becoming increasingly popular in the fashion industry - as an eco-friendly and socially-responsible alternative to leather.
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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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Algorithms based on Google's face recognition software are now able to identify individual dolphins based on only their dorsal fins - boosting conservation efforts.
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Everyone is talking about blockchain. But how exactly does the technology work? And what is DLT? In RESET's latest Special, we offer some answers and take a look at how Blockchain tech can be used for social and ecological good.
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Not only does sportswear brand Girlfriend Collective produce clothes made recycled plastic bottles - the company also ensures that the whole production process meets sustainable standards.
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In Ghana, Farmerline is offering farmers access to a crucial, customisable, real-time, agricultural education - via SMS and voice message in a language that they can understand.
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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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The ever-growing digital flow of money is rapidly making cash obsolete. Bad news for those people whose livelihoods depend on other people's small change. But now an Oxford-based NGO wants to bring so-called "micro-donations" into the digital age.
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Tuberculosis is one of the most common causes of death worldwide. However, today, the disease can be easily treated and cured with antibiotics. A pilot project in Nigeria has developed an app to help both patients and health workers get a better handle on the treatment process.
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When it comes to e-waste, the world’s got problems. But the mismanagement of electronic materials has the potential to be revolutionised with a circular approach and a global vision.
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