by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 22, 2020 | Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins
Attendees can buy tickets via ethereum-based smart contracts Continue Reading Here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 22, 2020 | Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins
Ohio businesses can now use the cryptocurrency to pay their taxes and view the transactions in real time online via a transparent blockchain ledger. Continue reading here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 20, 2020 | Home Efficiency
Family Handyman May 22, 2020 No, your air conditioner is not going to give you a cold. Learn what other AC myths you can stop believing now. Continue reading here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 20, 2020 | Repost, Uncategorized
Fox News June 18, 2018 Officials in Virginia are warning residents to be on the lookout after an invasive plant was found Tuesday in the northern part of the state that can cause third-degree burns and even permanent blindness. Watch video here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 20, 2020 | Home Efficiency
Nature January 14, 2019 Polymeric gel particles have been used to make windows that highly effectively allow or block heat-generating wavelengths of sunlight in response to temperature. Such windows might increase the energy efficiency of buildings. See full...
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 19, 2020 | Repost
Fortune September 4, 2018 We all know that breathing polluted air isn’t good for us. Now a new study has linked breathing dirty air to developing Alzheimer’s and dementia. Continue here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 19, 2020 | Home Efficiency
Ladders December 11, 2018 Ladders talked to two plant experts about the best type of plants to adorn your office space and soothe your mind. Continue reading here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 19, 2020 | Home Efficiency
Family Handyman March 20, 2019 Your home is your safe haven—a place where you can relax, put your feet up and enjoy time with family. However, your home can harbor hidden threats in the air you breathe. Continue reading here
by EDGE Staff Writer | Aug 19, 2020 | Repost, Uncategorized
New York Post February 8, 2018 Scientists have devised a way to make wood up to 12 times stronger in a bid to replace steel with a cheaper, lighter and more renewable alternative. See full article
