Up to £346 million of social value was created due to product reuse enabled by the resource and waste management sector in 2023/24, according to a new CIWM report. The new report, funded by the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) and produced by Tech-Takeback, found that between £120 million and £346 million of social value was created through product reuse enabled by the resource and waste management sector…
The 21st century has witnessed the emergence of a plethora of new technologies and innovations. Blockchain technology is one of the most promising technological inventions that have come into existence today. This is evident from the fact that the global blockchain market has been expanding at a rapid pace. Moreover, in the future, the market is expected to scale to new heights and transform the existing technological arena. Due to…
101 Blockchains was an official partner of Paris Blockchain Week 2024. We are excited to announce that 101 Blockchains rejoins Paris Blockchain Week 2025 for the second time. The amazing collaboration can shed light on the true potential of blockchain and help the technology gain further momentum. It is definitely a time for the members of the 101 Blockchains community to celebrate. The top event can shape the growth pathway…
The City of London Corporation says it is aiming to become “fully circular” by 2040 as part of its strategy to reduce waste and recycle building materials. The City of London is a historic financial district, known colloquially as the Square Mile, where both the Stock Exchange and the Bank of England are located. The area is approximately 1.12 square miles and governed by the City of London Corporation…
The City of London Corporation says it is aiming to become “fully circular” by 2040 as part of its strategy to reduce waste and recycle building materials. The City of London is a historic financial district, known colloquially as the Square Mile, where both the Stock Exchange and the Bank of England are located. The area is approximately 1.12 square miles and governed by the City of London Corporation…
In the 21st century, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been identified as one of the major forms of disruptive technologies. It has revolutionized diverse domains such as finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and many more. A specific area that has been significantly impacted by AI is cryptocurrency trading, which involves selling and buying a diverse type of cryptocurrency on an exchange. The integration of AI capabilities in cryptocurrency has created the opportunity…
Within Bitcoin networks, the role of Bitcoin transaction fees is indispensable. These fees are made to ensure that the processing of transactions takes place in an effortless and efficient manner. That’s not all! By paying Bitcoin transaction fees, users ensure that miners get incentives for playing their role perfectly. Initially, when the fee concept came into existence, its purpose was to prevent the possibility of spam transactions. However, with the…
The blockchain realm is considered to be one of the most promising inventions. However, in blockchain, the prevalence of Double-Spending is believed to be a major source of concern. Double spending in blockchain basically occurs when a party attempts to utilize the same digital funds more than once. If multiple transactions share the same input, it can get really problematic. In fact, blockchain is specifically designed to prevent such practices…
48% of adults in the UK purchased a second-hand item in the last year, according to Suez’s “Repair, Reuse, Reform – How to Accelerate Progress to a Circular Economy” report. The report found that Gen Z and millennials are leading the trend of buying second-hand, with those under 35 almost twice as likely to buy re-used goods than those over 55. A re-use manifesto published today by SUEZ recycling…
48% of adults in the UK purchased a second-hand item in the last year, according to Suez’s “Repair, Reuse, Reform – How to Accelerate Progress to a Circular Economy” report. The report found that Gen Z and millennials are leading the trend of buying second-hand, with those under 35 almost twice as likely to buy re-used goods than those over 55. A re-use manifesto published today by SUEZ recycling…