WWF using blockchain to track environmental impact of products The QR code-based blockchain play is hoping to help businesses avoid illegal, environmentally-damaging, or unethical products.

WWF using blockchain to track environmental impact of products

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WWF using blockchain to track environmental impact of products
2:22 / January 21, 2019

The QR code-based blockchain play is hoping to help businesses avoid illegal, environmentally-damaging, or unethical products.

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