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Innumerable factors contributing to global warming is nothing of new, but increased human-induced greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the burning of vast amounts of fossil fuels have pushed the Earth's natural systems (balanced carbon cycle) out of balance causing extreme climate changes in...
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Blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are used interchangeably. In the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, Bitcoin gave birth to blockchain, or vice versa. A decade has passed since the launch of the first successful cryptocurrency in January 2009 by a mysterious creator...
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Global warming is likely to have unimaginable disruptions in every aspect of human life by 2050 if some actions are not taken immediately to reduce its fast acceleration. Since the Industrial Revolution (1900s), the global mean surface temperature has warmed up approximately +0.8 °C (1.4 °F)...
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Little over a decade has passed since Blockchain gave birth to its prodigy Bitcoin, but Bitcoin despite all the hype (which was referred to as “big bang” by many) failed to become a simple (stable) global crypto-currency for everyday life to enable users worldwide to purchase...
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