CarbonAble and the NFTs that help combat CO2 emissions


Since its launch, CarbonAble has already released two NFT collections. The first, composed of 160 NFTs, supports a reforestation project in Costa Rica, in collaboration with the Corcovado Foundation. — AFP Relaxnews

Global warming is a major challenge for the 21st century, pushing companies and citizens to innovate in the environmental field. CarbonAble is offering individuals the chance to support ecological and sustainable decarbonisation projects via NFTs backed by the sale of carbon credits.

In order to fight global warming, a French start-up called CarbonAble has launched several collections of NFTs to boost financial support for environmental projects. To reduce carbon dioxide emissions and achieve carbon neutrality, CarbonAble offers the chance to invest in non-fungible tokens that represent plots of land in natural areas. These "carbon sinks" are like a natural reservoir capable of storing and absorbing greenhouse gases present in the atmosphere.

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