34 Countries and States Launching Co2Bitcoins starting on October 28th, 2021
May 4, 2021
As a participant in the CO2Bitcoin currency ecosystem, holders will be able to participate on the world market to find ways to reduce these difficult consequences, together.
New York, United States - May 3, 2021 /MarketersMedia/ —
Mitigating Climate Change will require unprecedented public/private partnerships to finance. Many Countries have recognized the financial challenge of reducing CO2 emissions and their negative effects on everyone due to global warming. Co2Bitcoins have already been used to acquire and protect over 100 million trees in the Brazilian Rainforest and solar projects in India.
Countries all across the globe are working hard to mitigate Climate Change and its potentially devastating impacts. To mitigate Climate Change and to accommodate the inevitable inhabitant migrations the world will face; we need to continue to incentivize the appropriate behaviors in all areas of the world. Many of the adaptations needed cannot be measured in tons of CO2, but in the Habitability of our planet for all, including economic opportunity to those most heavily impacted.
Countries and States include the Governments of Madagascar, Guinea Conakry, Central African Republic, DRC Ministry of the Environment of Kinshasa, Ministry of the Environment of Kwilu Province, Ministry of the Environment of the Province of Kwango, Ministry of the Environment of the province of Equateur, Ministry of the Environment of the province of Maniema, Ministry of the Environment of the province of Bas Uele, Gabon, Mali, Zimbabwe, Angola, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Niger, Guinea Bissau, Congo Brazzaville, Comoros, Lebanon, Djibouti, Kenya, Uganda, Gambia, Armenia, South Sudan, Brazil, Yemen, Philippines, Haiti, and 3 different States of Somalia. Many more countries are expected to join soon.
As a participant in the CO2Bitcoin currency ecosystem, holders will be able to participate on the world market to find ways to reduce these difficult consequences, together. By using a global currency whose focus is on both the reduction of these harmful gasses in our atmosphere, and aiding those most impacted, nations can attack the problem on multiple levels and ultimately provide the financial support through public and private partnerships that we need globally to make a difference.
Liquidity of the currencies will be supported organically by the growing investor demand for cryptocurrencies, Decentralized Finance (DeFi), and the rising appetite for Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) impact investing.
Co2Bitcoin is the first environmentally focused crypto currency at the government level to accelerate environmental projects. The Co2Bit cryptocurrency, when injected into climate project financing, also facilitates technological innovations in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power stations, new technologies for making steel and plastics, advancing agricultural yields, and other projects with global impact.
For additional information, visit: https://co2bit.com/
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