Τhe Excessively Energetic “production” of Cryptocurrencies feeds Climate Change February 17, 2022 The US is now the world leader in Bitcoin mining, as many countries restrict the “production” of cryptocurrencies either because they are too energy-intensive…
Music Piracy is back February 17, 2022 Although music piracy has dropped significantly in the last five years, from 2021 it started to grow again, with the number one pirate’s internet…
Nuclear Fusion: US One Step Closer to the Exhausted Energy Dream February 3, 2022 Aiming at a small hydrogen capsule with the world’s most powerful laser, US Department of Energy researchers have achieved, even for a moment, an…
The Circular Decomposition of Building Materials Gives Environmental Wellness January 27, 2022 Reinforced concrete, plaster, sockets, switches, doors, and windows should not be thrown away: everything is recycled and reused. In an environmentally sustainable world, nothing…
The Smart Green of Cities December 23, 2021 By 2040, more than 80% of the population of developed countries will live in cities. Strengthening cities’ resilience to the climate crisis is therefore…
India’s Commitment to Climate Change November 11, 2021 One of the most important commitments heard in the first week of the Glasgow Climate Change Summit came from India, which is consuming energy…
How Does a Home “Get Sick”, Making Its Tenants Sick November 4, 2021 Internationally, most Hollistic Architecture Associations believe that “building a house is like planting a tree”. Most members of these clubs show how harmful magnetic…
Mass Use of Face Recognition System in the Moscow Metro October 21, 2021 The Russian authorities have launched, for the first time in the world, a ticketing system based on face recognition in the Moscow metro. The…
The Continuously Growing Mobile Gaming Industry October 21, 2021 The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the habits of citizens worldwide as they had to spend most of the day at home, either working remotely…