Ecoterra: a blockchain ecosystem for user rewards and company action on climate change.

Ecoterra is addressed to a diverse range of utilizers, including individuals who recycle, small businesses, large corporations, industries, governments, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The project aims to provide benefits and solutions to all of these groups in order to create a more sustainable future. By addressing their needs , ecoterra hopes to create a comprehensive approach to recycling, circular economy and carbon offsetting, integrating it with blockchain technology for transparency, security and ease of use.

Utilizing blockchain technology ecoterra is committed to step up circular economy processes by providing a recycled materials marketplace and creating a platform for incentivizing individuals to recycle. This not only helps to increase recycling rates, but it also provides a unique opportunity for people to earn rewards while making a positive impact on the environment. ecoterra is also able to provide a transparent and secure way of tracking emissions and carbon credits, helping to mitigate the effects of climate change through our carbon offset marketplace.

You can earn Ecoterra tokens by recycling through a Reverse Vending Machine (RVM) in small or large stores. Every time you recycle an item through an RVM, you will receive a certain amount of Ecoterra tokens as a reward. This provides an incentive for individuals to recycle and helps to increase overall recycling rates. To start earning Ecoterra tokens, simply scan your product’s barcode, locate a store with an RVM and begin recycling your items. After scanning the RVM’s receipt, you will receive a certain number of ecoterra tokens for each item that you recycled, and you can use these tokens to sell, hold, stake or donate to environmental causes. By recycling you are not only helping to create a more sustainable future, but you are also being rewarded for your efforts.

Carbon offsetting is a process where individuals or businesses can offset their carbon emissions by investing in projects that reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions. The idea is that by investing in projects that reduce emissions, the impact of one's own emissions can be "offset" or reduced. Carbon offsetting can take many forms, including investing in renewable energy projects, planting trees, or supporting energy efficiency measures in developing countries. The goal of carbon offsetting is to reduce the overall level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Carbon offsetting is seen as a way for individuals and businesses to take responsibility for their own emissions and make a positive impact on the environment. It provides a way for people to mitigate the impact of their emissions and support the transition to a more sustainable and low-carbon economy.

Ecoterra can be used by a variety of brands, including those that are committed to sustainability and the use of recycled materials. Some well-known brands in this category include Patagonia, The North Face, and H&M. These brands are leaders in the sustainable fashion and outdoor industries, and they are known for their commitment to using environmentally friendly materials and reducing their carbon footprint. In addition to clothing and outdoor brands, a wide range of other industries can also benefit from using ecoterra. For example, packaging and consumer goods companies like Coca Cola, Heineken etc. can use recycled materials to reduce their environmental impact, while technology companies can also use the platform to offset their emissions and support renewable energy projects. Overall, ecoterra is designed to be a flexible and versatile solution that can be used by a large variety of brands and industries. By providing a way to offset emissions and support sustainable practices, it offers a practical and effective solution for companies looking to reduce their environmental impact.

Carbon offsetting can be a legitimate way to address the issue of carbon emissions, but its effectiveness and legitimacy depend on a number of factors. On the one hand, carbon offsetting can help to reduce the overall level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere by supporting projects that reduce emissions. By investing in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and other emissions-reducing projects, individuals and businesses can offset their own emissions and help to mitigate the impacts of climate change. However, the legitimacy of carbon offsetting also depends on the quality of the offset projects and the transparency and accountability of the offset providers. To ensure the legitimacy of carbon offsetting, it is important to choose offset projects that are independently verified, transparently managed, and have a clear and measurable impact on reducing emissions. It is also important to look for offset providers that have a good track record and a commitment to sustainability. In order to achieve this, we partner with Verra, the world’s leading standards for climate action.