Addressing Crypto's Climate Problem
summary
Tells how an ocean-plastics campaign that took 165 executives into the Atlantic leads to concrete outcomes: a $15 million reverse logistics hub in Ghana, 150-member Ocean Plastic Leadership Network, a 40-foot plastic art installation that raised $100,000 for a Kenya slum, and new NGO collaborations. Frames crypto climate work around proof of work vs proof of stake energy differences, methane-mitigation miners at landfills, and the new Blockchain Time Climate Leadership Network (BXC) with Salana as a founding member and five more L1s joined, plus an announced goal of $7M (first $1M raised).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:15Crypto’s climate impact via NFTs
- 3:41Climate change and blockchain
- 5:23Corporate crypto misconceptions
- 7:10Bridging blockchain tribes
- 8:17Blockchain Climate Leadership Network
- 9:41Future plans and call
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