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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2024 · 31 MIN

The PIPE gDAO podcast episode 2: How to reduce ocean pollution with DAO and ReFi

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How to reduce ocean pollution with DAO and ReFi  Tired of the plastic crisis polluting our oceans? Join Noodle and Sleezy on Pipe DAO as they explore innovative solutions to combat this global issue. Discover how decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and regenerative finance (ReFi) can revolutionize ocean cleanup efforts.  In this episode, we dive deep into the Ocean Cleanup project, a pioneering initiative using advanced technology to remove plastic waste from the world's oceans. Learn about their groundbreaking innovations, challenges faced, and the potential impact of their work.  We also discuss the role of DAOs and smart contracts in funding and managing ocean cleanup projects. Explore how these decentralized tools can ensure transparency, accountability, and community-driven decision-making.  00:00 Introduction 02:20 Blog 07:27 Sleezy jokes 09:27 Makings of earth fund 10:45 Learning by example 14:40 Fishy jokes 16:50 ReFi aspects 18:30 Cleaning strategies 21:10 Bri'ish measurements 23:00 Adapting to a DAO 26:50 Noodly jokes 29:20 Costs 30:30 Outro

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