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Smart cities have become one of the most discussed topics recently, but what do they really mean? And why do we call them “smart”?

The blockchain industry has the potential to help the world in stopping the climate changes and global warming.

The European Space Agency, a major organization dedicated to space exploration, is funding a new blockchain project to boost the world’s mining industry.

Citing inadequate weather data collection, an international partnership is testing an air quality ledger and trying to stem a global crisis.

Emerging technologies have the potential to impact climate change and shift society’s makeup to be more sustainable and accessible to all.

Startups target poverty and waste from a blockchain platform.

Dutch eco-fabrics supplier Waste2Wear starts its blockchain-enabled collection of fabrics made from ocean plastics.

A German political party wants to save the climate by paying crypto to anyone who removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

A new blockchain network is focusing on social responsibility — clamping down on fraud, illicit activities and making crypto accessible to millions of people.

A startup is vowing to tackle “obscene” levels of energy consumption in crypto mining by enabling users to donate computing power to issues they care about.

A start-up says a real-time inventory of the world’s 27 mln shipping containers could save industry $5.7 bln a year and cut CO2 emissions.

Given all the negative press that Bitcoin has to fight against, the arguments in favor of Bitcoin may sometimes be lost in all the noise.