Carbon Footprint app Kora Chooses Tezos blockchain for Payments and Data Security
Kora, the app which pays users to reduce their carbon footprint, has announced an investment from the Tezos Foundation as well as its use of the energy-efficient Tezos blockchain to power its app.
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