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Topic: Blockchain and it's connection with real world. (Read 62 times)

legendary
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There is trouble abrewing
Carbon credits are permits given to an Individual Industry for how much of CO2 they can emit in environment.
1Carbon Credits represent that 1ton of CO2 is captured by plants and trees.

i don't see where the "blockchain technology" comes in apart from you using it as a buzzword in this topic. a simple website or something like an "industrial union" would work just fine in handling how much CO2 each industry produces. there is no need for some pointless token.
newbie
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Do you ever think that how can we use the Blockchain technology and real world environmental issues for people who are really guilty of their carbon emission.
The study found that the average annual carbon dioxide emissions per American was a shocking 20 metric tons, in comparison to a world average of 4 tons. The world average is less than half the amount of the lowest carbon emissions of anyone in the US, which is 8.5 tons.
Our Blockchain technology could be a breakthrough solution for this issue.
Carbon credits are permits given to an Individual Industry for how much of CO2 they can emit in environment.
1Carbon Credits represent that 1ton of CO2 is captured by plants and trees.
But, why this should only be limited to Industries.
As the studies showed Carbon Emission by an average American annually is Immensely high.
Why not have few Carbon Credits, and help the Environment become greener day by day, afterall it's our Earth, It's our home
Always Be Green.
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