NERC – Announcement of Opportunity: Sustainable Management of UK Marine Resources

A recent thread by @TheDefiEdge on Twitter went over the basics of Tokenomics, as it relates to Defi in general. The thread is a great read and very informational as all material by @TheDefiEdge is. He details tokenomics concepts and pointers, as well as a few examples of projects that implement them.  To piggyback on his thread, provide further reach for his ideas, as well as provide some more specific insight from my own experience, I want to analyze his tokenomics thread as it relates to specific projects on Terra. I won’t be covering twice what he already did, so I’d recommend you read his thread first.

Scientists have discovered that biodegradable glitter is no better for the environment than its microplastic counterpart.
In a first-of-its-kind study, Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), Cambridge, found these so-called ‘eco-friendly’ sparkly accessories are just as detrimental to the environment as plastic ones and are damaging rivers and lakes.

Thriftify.ie, an Irish e-commerce website which sells items from 98% of Ireland’s charity shops, has secured funding through the government’s Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme.
The scheme supports innovation and the circular economy by boosting projects set up by social enterprises, in both the voluntary and community sectors.  
Thriftify enables charities to sell donations easily and effectively via smart tech. Participating charity shops upload either a photo or barcode of an item and Thriftify will price it and sell it across several different online sales platforms such as eBay, Facebook, Instagram and its own website. This smart tech enables charity shops to easily sell preloved fashion items and books via Thriftify which will then post any sold items to the purchaser in a biodegradable bag, ensuring that the whole process is as eco-friendly and effective as possible.