John Ellison sits with Ben and Eline from Ecomint, and they discuss the stories and details behind Angry Teenagers; An NFT collection which is funding a reforestation project on depleted land in Ghana as well as investing in badly needed infrastructure for the local communities who are deeply involved with the on-ground work there. This is a great chat about a really exciting #refi project that leverages the energy and urgency of the youth of the world and aims to draw a direct line between investors and real world impact using #nfts, community building and the power of #web3
00:00 Intro
02:25 What is angry teenagers?
03:40 Eline's background
04:54 Unpacking The NFT collection
10:33 Making this work fun and engaging, artwork and branding..
12:33 Governance - Opt-out voting
14:29 Active action, not passive
15:29 The Ghana Project
19:06 Positive externalities for local communities
23:45 The Ecology of Money
26:00 Managing frontline communication and dealing with misconception
29:00 Game changer for the charity and donation world
30:25 Organization architecture
33:15 Verifiers, buyers, who are they?
38:36 Carbon offset messaging doesn't work
42:40 The unit economics
47:00 Just regeneration, not preservation?
48:17 Who else is working on this?
51:40 CTA
Follow Ben and Eline and check out Angry Teenagers:
Website: https://www.angryteenagers.xyz/
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/angryteensNFT
Ben on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/benwhately
Eline on Twitter: https://twitter.com/elinehq
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