Changeblock is coming together with Nillion at the University of Oxford. This Thursday (28th of April) these two science and humanity driven ventures will discuss the future of Web3 through a scientific lens and drawing on cutting-edge blockchain technologies, the forward-thinking enterprises are pioneering innovative solutions that seek to revolutionize the fight against global warming and deliver infinite security. Changeblock x Nillion present at Oxford University, Trinity College About this event Oxford University host Conrad…
Rates of basal melt of Antarctic ice shelves (melting of the shelves from underneath) overlaid on a 2009 mosaic…
The climate markets as we know them have not met the standards necessary to reach are desired climate targets and here are the reasons why.
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The world is going postal; and by that, I mean people are getting restless and, dare I say it, angry that Uncle Sam, Joe blogs, and everyone in between are so unequipped for the digital age. In September 2021 alone, IT Governance estimates that there were over 91 million breached records [1], a statistic compounded by Fortunes estimations that by October 2021 the number of total security breaches had already surpassed that of 2020 [2].…
The carbon markets are being highly criticised for their inability to deliver on their founding principle — to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. There are a number of reasons they’re not reaching this goal, namely because of their highly intermediated and fragmented nature.
The Contentious Issue of Article 6 Article 6 is the key to opening up the greenhouse gas compliance credit market, but many provisions have not been agreed upon. Outstanding issues include Article 6.2, 6.4, and 6.8 of the Paris Agreement: – Article 6.2 provides an accounting framework for international cooperation, such as linking the emissions-trading schemes of two or more countries (for example, linking the European Union cap-and-trade program with emissions-reduction transfers from Switzerland). It…
