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1) A while ago, we promised to go carbon neutral. We've now done that, and more. ftx-climate.com

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2) To start off with, we've donated $1m to purchase roughly 100k tons of carbon offsets, neutralizing the impact of our blockchain activity: ftx-climate.com/offsets

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3) But our commitment goes beyond that, because in the long run preventing deforestation can't be the full answer: there's only so much deforestation to prevent, and there's a lot more carbon usage than that. So we're *also* funding research into other ways to help.

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4) We're committing at least $1m to permanent carbon capture and storage: ftx-climate.com/carbon-removal and we've given about $500k to other research efforts aimed at mitigating climate change: ftx-climate.com/research

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5) Hopefully we can take another step towards a more sustainable world. Huge thanks to everyone who helped put this together!

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Amazon Rainforest landowners coming direct to market via a digital stock exchange (

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Check out Commonwealth Fusion Systems - focused on accelerating commercialisation of fusion energy - aiming to demonstrate the first ever net energy gain reactor in 2025, and have a prototype 200MW power plant in 2030. They will need more capital to scale

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Commercial Fusion: Unlimited Clean Energy?

No fusion machine has ever generated more energy than it consumes, the requirement for a power plant. Tokamaks have come the closest, but historically they ...

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This one's more in depth on technicals. m.youtube.com/watch?v=rY6U4w Never thought I'd see viable fusion in my lifetime... but it's actually happening. Thanks to many decades of physics work, and critically, the advent of REBCO high temperature superconductors. So frickin cool!