Hey everybody, we had to spin up a new link Twitter rug, of course, so just waiting for Marcus to really us to come back in here and a few of our other listeners. So let me just send in by its out.
Little yapper, I just invited you up to be a speaker.
There we go, we got Alan back in. Sorry about that, you guys Twitter just rugged. Would it be a Twitter space if it didn't rug?
Awesome. So yeah, I'm just carrying out this new link again. We're going to get started here in another minute. So let me just find Marcus and make sure yes the right link and if everyone here can share it, be really appreciated.
Okay, and Marcus is back in. Awesome. We were just saying Marcus wouldn't even be a Twitter space if there wasn't ruggy.
Marcus, I added you up as a co-host. There we go. What's going on, man? Awesome. Hey, pretty good. Just sitting in Boston Common, actually. Nice GM GM. Let's all throw up some green hearts for Cleema Dow today. Woo-woo!
I'm super excited to have you guys on. I had the pleasure of meeting with Marcus who really is himself at East Denver. The Stoic philosopher was at East Denver. Super cool to meet with you in person. And yeah, I have some
questions prepared today just to teach our attendees about Clemedown. And I'm even considering using this for some content in the future moving forward because I think, you know, having that consciousness of your environmental impact in Web 3 and just in life in general is so vital
and I really respect what you guys are doing over at Clean Adel. So without further ado, we'll jump in. Like I mentioned earlier, everyone can tweet the space out. We did have to create a new link, so any support there will be appreciated. So yeah, I'll just jump in and we can go ahead and do introductions.
So my name is Rachel. I'm behind the OPLUS account today. So I lead our Web 3 partnerships and essentially I'm looking for opportunities for ecosystem growth and to build symbiotic relationships with impactful projects in Web 3. And I'll pass the mic over to Marcus Aurelius to give an introduction.
Everybody great to be here with us today. I'm a core contributor at even down my background is in data science and data engineering. I started out as a consultant building dashboards for enterprise clients to move more towards
building at-tex solutions and got really fun. The data in 2021, when I heard about FEMA doubt, really saw an opportunity to leverage my data drippy skillset to support climate action. I'll head over to
Yeah, you guys are America.
Yeah, I can hear you okay a little yeah, brook. Yeah, so in the background on myself I've kind of been working in the voluntary carbon market since 2018 or so. Mostly like on helping companies identify their carbon footprint and also
help build tools that folks used for measuring on-chain carbon emissions from a lot of proof of work or even some proof of sick platforms. So, yes, some on the consulting side and helping with climate kind of in the beginning
So yeah, just kind of broader experience in the carbon market and I hope kind of my function is people using Clema or like took a nice carbon for their companies, schools or individuals or whoever else may kind of encounter.
Awesome. Thanks so much for the introduction, you guys. So I have some questions prepared today. We're hearing a lot of words like carbon neutrality, carbon positivity, carbon credits, and I just really want to break it down for everyone and just bring it to layman's terms, right, so that we can have everyone understand this. So before we get into
to all the nitty gritty there. I'm just curious for the TLDR. What is Clemedel and what is the mission? How do you guys aim to contribute addressing climate change or I'm sorry addressing climate change? Yes, so the the whole concept behind carbon credits goes back about 30 years.