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While Indigenous Peoples have practiced environmental conservation for millennia, the public is just learning how important these practices are to fight Climate Change. Even though it was never the goal, there was little financial incentive to being the guardian of global biodiversity--until now!
Through a unique partnership between the Tesla Carbon Bank and the Canadian-based World Indigenous Network Corporation (WIN), Indigenous landowners can now recieve substantial financial returns from voluntary carbon credits on their lands.
This program:
- unlike most others, requires no upfront cost to landowners for establishing certified carbon credits
- renews carbon credits every year paying an annuity akin to a green stock dividend
- is completely flexible because:
- it does not lock up important lands for 100 years (as required in some programs) so that landowners can remove the lands they wish to develop at the end of each year;
- it does not require government sanctioning, and the enormous retape requirements and associated costs;
- insurance can be provided for carbon credits (where this is warranted) which can be stored securely in the Telsa Carbon Bank and sold when the market is favourable, and;
- Tesla has the technological ability to establish carbon credits quickly and efficiently over large land areas.
WIN and Tesla also have a strategic partnership with United Cities—to support the UN 2030 Sustainable and Net Zero Agenda Worldwide.
(You can learn more about The Emerging Class of 'Super' Carbon Credits from WIN's Tesla partner, Chris Mizer, in this recent Forbes Magazine article.)
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