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Feb 22 β€’ 13 tweets β€’ 8 min read
Last week, I outlined how crypto could help us with the problems of the carbon market. Today I would like to introduce you to some of the key web3 players πŸ‘‡ 1/13
Most people probably remember the "Bitcoin consumes a lot of electricity and therefore emits a lot of CO2" discussion from last year. For days, it was Elon Musk's favourite topic on Twitter. 🐦 2/13 Image
And it's true: Bitcoin and Ethereum are energy munching and carbon farting monsters – until they rely on proof-of-stake consensus algorithms or others, nothing will change. βš‘πŸ’¨ 3/13
But the discussion has left its mark. More than that, it was climactic.
It has given a boost to those concerned with the climatic benefits and shortcomings of blockchain. ⛓️ ♻️ 4/13
Alongside the emergence of energy-efficient blockchains such as @CeloOrg, many #Web3 startups have emerged to address more efficient and transparent management of climate data, especially when it comes to carbon market mechanisms: πŸ‘‡ 5/13
πŸ’» Data collection companies like @dClimateDAO simplify access to climate data
πŸ›°οΈ Companies like @GeotreeEM or @AstralProtocol leverage satellite-data and spatial-data for validation purposes
πŸ”’ Startups like Carbon.FYI help to calculate environmental impact. 6/13
πŸ§‘β€πŸ€β€πŸ§‘ πŸ’Έ Collectives and DAOs like the @celoclimatecoll or the @Climate_DAO support the ecosystem and funnel investments towards impact projects.

But most of the pack operates in the carbon offset space: 7/13
🌊 @diatomdao or @MoonjellyDAO build & invest in data-driven solutions for ocean conservation.
🌾 Companies like @regen_network or @nori focus on agriculture carbon projects.
🌻 🌳 🐞 @SingleEarth1 and Rebalance.Earth work on biodiversity offsets. 8/13
🌲 @veritree_ , @OpenForest_ or Explorer.Land try to scale forestation with digital transparency and trust.

You can find more here in the amazing ecosystem maps of Climate Collective and @AkornMarket 9/13 kumu.io/climate-collec… & mindmeister.com/de/map/2145029…
The most two prominent crypto x climate cases are @ToucanProtocol and @KlimaDAO. Both have grown incredibly in a short period of time and have massively fertilized the #climate x #crypto field. 10/13
@ToucanProtocol offers a suite of modular tools and products that make it easy for others to integrate climate finance into web3 products. @KlimaDAO on the other hand is the biggest carbon token treasury with more than 18 million voluntary carbon credits under managementπŸ†™ 11/13
So much attention and activism obviously beg for a name, which was quickly found: Regenerative Finance. The term is derived from Decentralized Finance #DeFi, and is meant to describe the task of creating a new regenerative financial system. @ReFiDAOist 12/13
I will go into more detail in my next post, but until then:

What are your thoughts on the #RegenerativeFinance #refi ecosystem? 13/13

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There has been a lot of buzz lately about the interplay or contrast between #crypto and #climate. I think one can help the other! Here’s why: 🧡 1/14
1. πŸ” Trust and transparency

The most prominent problem with carbon markets – one of the most effective tools against climate change – is trust and transparency. The most significant pain points are double-counting (claim) and greenwashing. 2/14
And the issue is not a small one. The financial damage caused by dubious projects runs into billions. Every year. 3/14
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