The latest #IPCC report with recommendations on how to deal with #climatechange was released yesterday. Here are some highlights ⬇️ 🧵 1/20 Once again, it is a massive document, with more than 3000 pages. Part 1 was about the facts, part 2 about the impacts, this one is about answers. The main points are 👇 2/20
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If you ever wanted to acquire #carbonoffsets, you've surely faced the question of categorization. Here is an easy taxonomy 👇 🧵 1/ Two weeks ago I highlighted the difference between carbon emission reduction and removal projects.

The idea of #CarbonReduction is to pay others to reduce emissions in your place. But your output remains in the system. One plus zero.

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 👇 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

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. 🔍 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