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Bad Credit was grown from Electro Lyzers and Through the Moon

The first phase of the cryptocurrency's carbon-credit revolution has ended after only seven months.

Since last year, venture capital money has poured into the space, and a host of new crypto carbon ventures have emerged, each vying for attention with what they claim is a distinct twist or viewpoint on scaling and managing carbon credits.

Many people argue that carbon credits are a diversion from real solutions to climate change, such as reducing emissions from fossil-fuel energy sources. I believe there is an attempt to conceal the issues.

Banks are developing their own method for carbon credits that will most likely hide the flaws of the market and the likelihood that many sub-optimal projects end up being valued, even if they aren’t helping the environment.

Emerging artist, Craig Tilley presents the Grapevine Wall, an interactive surreal journey that unfolds as the world struggles to solve the greatest threat humanity has ever faced. Craig Tilley is an artist, designer and social entrepreneur. As a designer and marketing professional with over 15 years of agency experience, his marketing and creative strategies have been uniquely refined through various successful projects with brands such as CNN, AOL/Time Warner, Home Depot and GE Power Systems. Craig led the design team for presentation services at Turner Broadcasting where his experience included corporate branding and network sales promotions, including “sweeps marketing” for new seasons of cable programming for Cartoon Network, Adult...