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This New Tire Has No Air And Is 3D Printed From Biodegrad...

Chandresh Chandresh

The VISION, a new tire-wheel combination from Michelin, means the clean car of the future can have clean tires, as well.

The Ocean Day Concert: Mark Ridout & The Rhythm

Louise Mosley

Join our super cool free concert during The Ocean Day! The Band: Mark Ridout & the Rhythm are an uplifting and positive folk/reggae duo from Byron Bay,...

UN Sustainable Development Goals - Courses (Free)

Susie Hutchison

[mashshare] Adopted by the United Nations in 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 goals with 169 targets that the UN is committed to ...

Unicef Joins Up With Ethereum to Level The Trust of Its T...

Susie Hutchison

Blockchain transparency and peer-to-peer Ethereum systems is showing off once again its utility joining forces with UNICEF in a so-called 'smart contract'

Cultural Immersion: Becoming A Mikoshi Bearer In Japan -...

William Reed

It is still very hot on this November day. Some of my friends living in Saitama, the large prefecture north of Tokyo, have invited me to come and visit them in their city of Kawaguchi for a matsuri, a Japanese [...]

Meet the Aboriginal Community Turning Abandoned Fishing G...

Louise Mosley

On Australia’s Cape York Peninsula, artists weave deadly “ghost nets” into totems.

How Ethereum Blockchain Can Solve Your Social Media Priva...

Susie Hutchison

LinkedIn and other social networks are centralized--they own all your data. The next-gen social networks, based on ethereum blockchain, changes that.

Oldest Pottery | The Smithsonian Institution's Human Orig...

William Reed

Making Baskets and Pottery Early humans may have made bags from skin long ago. By around 26,000 years ago, they were weaving plant fibers to make cords and perhaps baskets. Some of the oldest known pottery from Japan’s Jomon culture, seen here, is...

Report: Private sector entering new era of collaboration ...

Susie Hutchison

Businesses are embarking on a "new era" of collaborative ventures to solve the world's greatest social and environmental challenges, a new study has found. - edie news centre

Live The ‘Good Life’ Through Conscious Intent

William Reed

In the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) culture, it is believed that our intentions influence our power of co-creation. As a child, I was always hearing of the various cultural rules that governed our daily lives but it wasn't until I became an adult that I...