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Jane Marsh

Jane is the founder and editor-in-chief of Environment.co where she covers topics in green technology, energy and environmental sustainability.




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IoT’s Role in Improving Food Safety at Grocery Stores
Jane Marsh Posted On 10th May 2022

iot food safety

IoT is a revolutionary technology expected to change the way grocery stores operate. It can play a role in making foods and beverages safer.


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How Your Business Can Prepare for the Risks of Reliance on IIoT
Jane Marsh Posted On 6th January 2022

Cybersecurity IIoT

The internet of things (IoT) and industrial internet of things (IIoT) have become incredibly popular with consumers and many commercial and industrial operations. By 2025, an estimated 75 billion internet-enabled devices will be online. But for every one of those devices, the IoT security risks increase exponentially.


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IoT for More Sustainability in the Food Supply Chain
Jane Marsh Posted On 13th September 2021

Food Supply Chains account for high greenhouse gas emissions

Supply chain sustainability is becoming a critical issue. Companies’ supply chains often account for more than 90% of their greenhouse gas emissions, and as the world becomes more interconnected, these networks are only growing. This issue is particularly relevant in the food and beverage industry.


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How IoT Can Be a Force to Protect the Environment
Jane Marsh Posted On 2nd August 2021

Using Iot to Protect The Environment

Using IoT to protect the environment? Commercial, government and residential sectors can utilize IoT to protect the environment, reducing carbon emissions and surface pollution.


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E-Waste and the Life Cycle of Electronic Devices
Jane Marsh Posted On 22nd April 2021

E-Waste

Electronic waste or “e-waste” generates about 50 million tons waste every year, or the equivalent of throwing away 1000 laptops every second. Part of the waste is due to electronic lifecycle decreasing over the past decade and many companies discontinuing their products and device compatibility after a few years.


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