Sustainability of cryptocurrencies and green solutions highlighted at COP26

Cointelegraph Editor-in-Chief Kristina Cornèr spoke on Tuesday at the United Nations Climate Change Conference known as COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, on the positive effects of the crypto ecosystem on the crypto ecosystem.

When Cornèr arrived in Scotland’s second largest city last week after a workshop assignment at the Web Summit in Lisbon, he spoke about a wide variety of topics, from creating a two-way relationship between people and the public to technology and the impact of Bitcoin ( BTC) to mining.

Commenting on the discrepancy between the implementation of climate change initiatives between the traditional energy sectors and the crypto community, Cornèr argues that the emergence of new technologies offers learning opportunities.

“Decentralization is an alternative to campism, as it is called decentralization in English. This is a local mindset, small compared to the global vision of a decentralized world. “

Before moving to the crypto space, Cornèr had a well-known background in the environment as communications director of the French Business Alliance for Energy Efficiency and Ecosystems at the European University’s ENERPO center.

Discuss common hypocrisy trends at global conferences and summits to advocate sweeping behavioral change at the consumer level rather than government or corporate-led action, she said:

“The key to major changes in history does not lie in total change or transformation, but in the new synergy between people, technology and education.”

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Non-profit environmental group Germanwatch divided their latest iteration of the annual Climate Change Performance Index in 2022. The expert team of authors spoke to a global audience about the performance of 60 countries, which account for 92% of global emissions.

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“Of course there are pitfalls in every new industry, but we are on the way to creating more green solutions. What is really important for the blockchain space is that people are ready to think and look for solutions with a new mindset, and the Coalition Against Climate Change is a great example of that. “

The Crypto Climate Compact is an environmental initiative that brings together over 150 companies from the crypto, blockchain, technology and energy industries who want to develop a unified approach to support sustainability and commit to net carbon production by 2030. Notable participants include Consensys, Web3 Foundation, Ripple, Near Protocol and Pixl8.

At the end of his keynote, Cornèr shared a unified message on the inherent worth of humans amid technological advances to ensure future prosperity of the ecosystem.

“The crypto community is ambitious, brave and full of potential. Innovation means synergy. It’s about technology and about people. It’s about us. “