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Lower carbon footprint in Chile thanks to blockchain technology Within a few weeks, Chile will begin to mark one of its historical pages. Thanks to the use of technology blockchain to solve one of the most compelling problems on the world agenda: the carbon footprint.

A revolutionary issuance process of carbon credits has been initiated in Chilean Patagonian forests Over the following weeks, Chile will become a milestone in the issuance of digitized carbon credits for the first time, using blockchain technology based on the extra value that is generated by the conservation of forests in Chilean Patagonia.

How to make the most of the care for Patagonia and not die trying Find out how the Conservation Easement (DRC) makes a difference. Our out-of-control carbon emissions are increasing the Earth’s temperature and jeopardizing it. It is time to take action by protecting forest areas and stopping the environmental detriment.

The Real Eco State: Revolutionary innovation in nature conservation and real estate development Felipe Andrés Escalona, a Chilean lawyer and the leader of this company, has been able to transform the traditional approach of the real estate industry by merging environmental conservation and the development of sustainable projects.

The Real Eco State: private conservation park for natural flora and fauna in Chilean Patagonia The idea of having a natural park of nature conservation to take care of the planet in this and the next generations is a dream for many people worldwide, especially at this time when humanity is facing the harshness of climate change, a phenomenon accelerated by humans’ actions.

Impact Investment: green investments can also be profitable Impact investment is being developed in Chile and the rest of the world with favorable profitable projections. Impact Investment seeks to measure financial returns and its positive impact on the environment.

Investors can purchase in Patagonia to ensure its environmental heritage The Chilean company The Real Eco State markets between 5 and 20 hectares of land in Patagonia under the Conservation Easement rules, which establish that the surface intended to build is between 2% and 5% of the acquired land and watches over the conservation of the ecosystem.

A view of the company that is promoting the acquisition of land in Chilean Patagonia The Real Eco State sold US$25 million between 2017 and 2022, a project that combines profitability and the protection of natural reserve zones.

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