S3E15: Will NFTs Go Carbon-Negative?—w/ Alexander Salnikov, cofounder of Rarible

Many of the artists and creators who mint nonfungible tokens (NFTs) are concerned about the environmental impact of the blockchain.But what if they could pair carbon removal with any given NFT to make it carbon-negative?Alexander Salnikov is Cofounder and Chief Strategy Officer at Rarible: a multichain, community-centric NFT marketplace.On this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Alexander joins Ross and cohost Alexsandra Guerra, Nori’s Director of Corporate Development, to discuss the partnership between Nori and Rarible, describing how it affords Rarible users the opportunity to address their carbon footprint.Alexander explains how NFTs function as an effective way to store assets on the blockchain, exploring the many different use cases for NFTs, and how having access to a community is attracting new users to the space.Listen in for Alexander’s insight around the future of NFTs and learn how blockchain technology might be used to make all our systems more transparent, faster, and more efficient.Connect with NoriPurchase Nori Carbon RemovalsNori's websiteNori on TwitterCheck out our other podcast, Carbon Removal NewsroomResourcesRaribleRarible’s Partnership with NoriBored Ape Yacht ClubCryptoKittiesAspen Ideas Climate ConferenceReady Player OneRetina Ghost: creator of the Nori Proof-of-Attendance NFTs from the Miami eventNori Token Pre-Launch Carnival RecapJesse Smith on Reversing Climate Change S3EP12Ross’s Nori Logo Graveyard NFTDigital Gold: Bitcoin and the Inside Story of the Misfits and Millionaires Trying to Reinvent Money by Nathaniel PopperDoodlesNFT.NYCArt BaselImogen Heap on Reversing Climate Change S2EP72Aragon Court