A freeCodeCamp alum who founded his own successful Web3 company has donated $1M to freeCodeCampHe asked that we use some of these funds to develop a carbon-neutral Web3 curriculumWe are building an interactive Web3 curriculum where you can learn by building more than a dozen projects. This free curriculum will

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A freeCodeCamp alum who founded his own successful Web3 company has donated $1M to free code camp. He asked that we use some of these funds to develop a carbon-neutral Web3 curriculum. This free curriculum will teach the fundamentals of smart contracts and distributed application development. It will teach you Web3 development through building more than a dozen projects.

freeCodeCamp Just Got a Million Dollar Donation from an Alum to Build a Carbon-Neutral Web3 Curriculum

using some of the money earned from impacting the environment to buy carbon credits to “offset” the impact doesn’t make the impact go away, it just hides it on the books, imho.

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How will this be carbon neutral?
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Since all of the development will take place on your own computer and use local blockchains, there will be no carbon emissions. All of freeCodeCamp’s cloud servers are already carbon-neutral.
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