Currently, the United States possesses and operates 800 military bases and installations in over 70 countries and territories worldwide.

In the age for advancing artificial intelligence, resource depletion, global warming, political and economic malfeasance and a deteriorating cultural fabric; it is easy to get lost in despair. Sometimes in the midst of it all, we humans fail to imagine a better world and how different things would be if only we changed a few of our decisions and pursues a more ecologically-minded future.

Blockchain based technologies and particularly cryptocurrencies have achieved a lot of popularity and frequency of use over the past five years. However, lack of regulation has led to concerns about fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion - issues that deter institutional investors from incorporating blockchain technology.

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It’s finally here, artificial intelligence is here and it’s changing the world by introducing amazing new tools. From IBM Watson, the cognitive computing system that can analyze and learn from massive setts of data to virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa that have become a commonplace tool in many peoples’ lives.

In what way can you help preserve biodiversity, improve your habitat and spend your time on an enjoyable rebellious Solarpunk activity?

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been the subject of much debate and controversy in recent years for the way they are being used by large mono-crop production companies and the experimental nature of genetically modified food. There there however growing evidence that they can be used for ecosystem conservation in a number of ways to help increase biodiversity and help protect endangered species.

One of the telling signs of humanity’s disconnectedness from nature is in the sheer amount of resource waste we produce every year. And one of the most awful statistics on waste is the sheer amount of food we waste of what we produce per annum at the planetary scale. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), around one-third of all food produced globally is lost or wasted, which translates to approximately 1.3 billion tons of food annually.

Building a greener word is possible, feasible, and we’re doing it!