Zimbabwe Turns to Blockchain to Revive Carbon Credit Investor Confidence
Zimbabwe has launched a blockchain-enabled carbon credit registry to enhance transparency and restore investor trust after previous disruptions in the carbon credit market. In 2023, the country faced backlash for abruptl...
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