A Huge Step Forward for The Future of Cryptocurrency Throughout 2022, numerous cryptocurrency exchanges in the market collapsed causing immediate market instability. However, an up-and-coming financial platform emerged around the same time, sparking a wave of hope in the financial revolution. Fintoch, a P2P blockchain financial platform focused on innovating the blockchain financial market, quickly stabilized user asset security and brand confidence, which led to a record-bre

Applications Extending Far Beyond the Finance Sector The cryptocurrency market has been establishing itself quickly in the financial sector over the past few years, and several established investors have begun claiming that it represents the future of currency. It distinguishes itself from traditional currency due to its decentralized nature, meaning it is not controlled by a single entity or institution. Blockchain technology consists of much more than a simple bitcoin, with

$421.2 Billion By 2030, Rising at A Rate Of CAGR of 5.5% The Global Aquaculture Market is currently valued at USD $ 289.6 billion and is projected to hit $ 421.2 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 5.5%, according to a market report recently released by Vantage Market Research. The market is divided into three categories when discussing culture: Freshwater, Brackish water, and Marine. Throughout the forecast period, it is projected that the freshwater category will experience the hi

How AI Is Already Being Used In Aquaculture Since the mid-20th century, technological innovations have rapidly risen as businesses have uncovered new ways to streamline operations while improving quality. Specifically, over the last decade, there has been a vast increase in research on artificial intelligence (AI), and subsequently the creation of many AI-based tools in a wide variety of industries including Aquaculture. Thus far, the applications of AI in aquaculture have be

154 Permanent Units Alongside a Community Economic Development Hub Vancouver is taking a big step to proceed with the city’s plans to redevelop the temporary modular housing building known as Aneki Housing for Women. The government for the city is in the process of finding a new architect to become the prime consultant for a permanent redevelopment of the site into a mixed-use building with 154 units of social housing, as well as a large ‘Community Economic Development’ (CED)

Good Mental Health Leads to Good Business Mental health practices and self-care has become a rising priority around the globe in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic really shone a light on the importance of incorporating them within the workplace. Negative stigma has long shrouded discussions of mental health, but as the stigma fades away, employers have begun making changes in efforts to create a healthy workplace for all employees. Mental wellness in the workplace isn’t

AI-powered fitness Apps Continue to Improve Optimization and personalization. Bridging The Gap Between Gamification and Accountability Established wellness influencer Robin Arzón is set to launch her new venture, Swagger Society, a unique lifestyle Web3 membership club, in the upcoming months. The membership club aims to connect like-minded individuals using Web3-based fitness programs and apps to foster a community that can provide users with accountability. Arzón is an icon

Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, and Cannabis to Skyrocket Throughout 2023, startups are set to gain serious headway in industries related to healthcare, artificial intelligence, and cannabis. At least, that’s according to the 68 founders surveyed by Insider. Although we can’t see into the future, 68 founders provided insight and predictions based on their knowledge and oversight within their own market, as to which businesses they believe will excel in the upcoming year.

FGHT Token Price Is Set to Increase 100% By the End of The Month A new move-to-earn crypto project known as FightOut has launched the first round of presale, and investors are rushing to secure the exclusive FGHT tokens. Stage 1 is already over 50% sold out, meaning there is a limited time left to take advantage of the bonus offer that could see investors earn up to 50% more. After the $5-million target is reached, the price of FGHT is set to increase constantly until the pre

Bringing Energy Efficiency and Sustainability to Modular Construction S2A Modular is making history in partnership with Tesla, as the company has officially created the first off-grid factory in the world powered exclusively using a Tesla Megapack. S2A Modular has finished building its first modular home MegaFactory operated with low-voltage DC power, and there are many more to come. Tesla’s Megapack sources its power directly from an exclusive alternative energy source known

Feed Mill Breaks Ground in Kenya Maxim Agri Holding, Victory Farms, and Gatsby Africa have joined forces and announced plans to build the SamakGro aqua feed mill in Kenya. The feed mill facility is going to be managed by Netherlands-based Maxim Agri, and will produce economical, high-quality aquafeeds to meet the demand emerging from East Africa’s expanding aquaculture industry. Construction of the SamakGro mill is currently in progress in Naivasha, Kenya. The mill is expecte

Restoring The Environment While Powering the Aquaculture Industry The Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) Aquaculture Remote Classroom (ARC) is a mobile classroom launched in 2018 aiming to spread knowledge to children about aquaculture’s role in coastal communities and eco-friendly food production. It is part of a wider EU project known as #FarmedInTheEU, which focuses on developing awareness around seafood farming amongst younger demographics. The ARC is a classroom on wheels that de

Production Is Still Increasing, But Not Fast Enough According to research conducted at the University of British Columbia (UBC), the growth rate of fish-farming practices peaked in 1996 and is now in decline. The study found that if the world were to rely exclusively on aquaculture to meet seafood demand at the current rate of production, we would create a seafood shortage of about 71 million tonnes per year by 2030. To meet demand, production would need to grow at three time

The Largest Internal Body Organ Is Surprisingly Resilient The liver is an extremely resilient organ. It is the largest internal body organ and is actively involved in breaking down and eliminating bodily waste products, including alcohol. The liver is responsible for a colossal 90% of all alcohol consumed, and just one alcoholic drink can take about 1-hour to be processed. Regardless of that, because the liver is self-healing and in a constant state of generation, it can repa

Buildings Account for Almost 20% of all GHGs in Canada The Government of Canada is ramping up efforts to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. The latest strategy targets the nation’s 16.5-million buildings, a crucial contributing component to Canada’s excess greenhouse gas emissions. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson announced on August 17th in North Vancouver that the federal government is launching consultations on its $150-million Green Building Strategy. The Gre

Municipal Governments Have the Most Direct Impact on Housing Voters in the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario are heading back to the polls this October for the municipal election, where they will elect a new mayor and municipality councilors. The municipal level of government is the level that has the most direct impact on the housing supply, location, and choice. As housing affordability and shortage crises have been affecting the nation, the choices that voters in the GTA mak

In-Person Learning Returns and The Students Need Somewhere to Live Students in Nova Scotia, Canada, are desperate to find housing in the province as the new school year begins. According to Victoria Gibbs, the student union president at the University of King’s College in Halifax, the situation is predominantly a result of rising rents and the ongoing housing shortage across the country. Having worked at the school for four years, she says she has never seen the students expe

Developers And Housing Advocates Criticize the Effects of Increased Fees Council in the City of Toronto voted in July to increase development charges by a colossal 46% for new residential buildings, with the raise phased in over the next two years. The fees are collected when a building permit is issued and are applied to fund infrastructure that supports a growing population, such as transit, roads, and housing. A representative of the development industry and a housing advo

School Is Set to Begin This Week With the new school year set to begin over the next few days, the Nunavut Teachers Association in Canada worries that the education department won’t be able to hire enough teachers in time for classes to begin. Communities like Cambridge Bay, Arctic Bay, Kinnagait, Igloolik, and Naujaat still have multiple positions unfilled, and teachers and students in 10 districts are set to start as soon as August 15th, according to the territorial school

Market Valued At $137.8 Billion In 2021, Expected to Grow at a CAGR Of 8% The global modular construction market was valued at USD 137.8 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow to USD 271 billion by 2030. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8% from 2022-2030. The global modular construction market is divided into three regions: North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The Asia-Pacific region is the most dominant and leading of the three regions. The area was valued at