Blockchain keeps environmental impact investors in the loop

By cineramaSeptember 23, 2018Bitcoin Business

Seneca Park Zoo, in upstate New York, spends about $77,000 a year funding conservation projects around the world, including a tree-planting scheme in Ranomafana National Park in eastern Madagascar.

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