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Micromobility is quickly becoming a viable solution for helping to reduce congestion and pollution in our cities. Statistics show that, by 2030, 60% of the world’s population will live in city settings. With the global population set to tip 8.5 billion by this time, congestion will only keep growing. So – are micromobility startups providing the answer in the US?

In the modern age, diversity is a crucial societal component. Without it, people risk marginalization and missing out on opportunities purely based on natural circumstances. Startups, as leading innovators, have a duty to show as much inclusivity as possible. But how can diversity itself help support venture growth?

According to scientists, humans are causing significant harm to our planet. The world is getting warmer, and beyond that, the ice caps are melting. With such a huge push for companies and individuals to go carbon neutral, startups are following suit. Let’s take a look at a few conservation startups aiming to save the planet while they can.

While marijuana may still be contentious in US law, more and more cannabis startups are developing innovations. One such venture riding high after funding injections is Dutchie, leading the way for safer cannabis resources. But how is Dutchie helping to change the way cannabis distributes across the US?

For centuries, humanity has strived to reverse the aging process. As the decades pass, wrinkle creams and serums remain extremely popular. However, some startups in the US are looking to go deeper than oils and ointments.

The need for steel is never going away. That, ultimately, is a significant issue – as while steel and iron ore are endlessly versatile, their refinement is problematic. US startups, therefore, are working hard to develop cleaner steel production solutions. But can they change the industry for good?

Did you know that there are specialized accelerators for startups all over the US? In fact, this is a global trend. However, one of the most exciting accelerators to emerge in recent years has been on home soil. Washington’s Maritime Blue scheme is helping seafaring innovations find their funding.

SpineZone is a name growing in importance for startups, and it is the latest to emerge as a marvel in the medical scene. Through a reportedly revolutionary app, the tech venture poises to change how people in the US view spinal and back treatment. But how do they aim to bring such widespread change?

2021 saw significant changes in the US Government, with Joe Biden becoming President and the Democratic Party retaining control in Congress. This is likely to mean a raft of big changes in policy countrywide for time to come. But what does it mean for US startups, and what do experts predict will happen in the months and years ahead?

Transport startups are always thinking outside of the box. Lilium, a German venture gaining serious ground in the US, strives to normalize the 'flying taxi'. They are currently celebrating a massive launch in Florida, which could lead to a public transit revolution.