Saving the planet could be blockchain's killer app –

Blockchain plays an increasingly important role in carbon trading and the verification and tracing of sustainable energy. But a 99% collapse in the KlimaDAO token price and questions over the legitimacy of carbon credit suggests it may be a bumpy ride.

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