Redfin’s blog has recently published an article on how homeowners can reduce their environmental impact of their home. The article titled, “How to Save Energy and Reduce Waste at Home” gives 16 tips and tricks that you can leverage today. Installing LED lights and turning the thermostat two degrees are two easy DIY project homeowners …
Inverse May 30, 2019 The claim that humanity only has just over a decade left due to climate change is based on a misunderstanding. In 2018, a fairly difficult-to-read report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that humanity needs to cut its carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions in half by 2030, to avoid …
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Forbes June 1, 2019 Right before Memorial Day, over 75 businesses came to Capitol Hill to demand that their lawmakers establish a national carbon price. The participating business leaders collectively employ over 1 million U.S. workers and represent a combined market value of around $2.5 trillion—the largest group of businesses assembled on the Hill to …
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The Guardian June 9, 2019 Black and Hispanic people are disproportionately exposed to air pollution produced by white people, a study analyzing personal consumption has found. Continue reading here
CoinTelegraph, July 1,2018 Bitcoin detractors always spout that the coin will go to zero, but is that even a possibility nowadays? Click to Continue
Forbes, July 3, 2018 Blockchain, as more and more people are finding out, is a ledger system for keeping records. More specifically, blockchain is an open (i.e. public, not held inside one company, unless it’s a private blockchain) distributed (it exists on many computers) immutable (it can not be altered, in theoretical terms, although it …
This is the most ridiculously funny blockchain use-case I have ever seen Click to Continue
Statescoop, July 5, 2018 Delaware has signed a contract with IBM in which the computing giant will develop plans for a new corporate filing system based on blockchain technology. The contract, first reported by the Delaware News Journal , is valued at $738,000 and puts the state back at the forefront of governments embracing the emerging platform. …
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GreenTechMedia, June 26, 2018 California’s latest DRAM round sees a big new entry by an unknown startup. Click to Continue
CNN, June 29, 2018 California just passed the nation’s toughest data privacy law. Click to Continue
Despite the hype, the technology suffers from serious flaws. Click to Continue