PRESS RELEASE
SLUSH Helsinki, 4 December 2018
Environment Online (ENO), a global network of schools and communities for sustainable development, aims to get schools from all over the world to plant trees and capture 3 million tons of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2026. All tree locations will be registered in the Envirate solution and stored to blockchain.
Envirate was introduced to ENO for the first time last year when Envirate launched its award-winning mobile application at ENO’s international Act Now conference on June 15th 2017 in Joensuu. The global ENO network has planted over 20 million trees and has established a network of over 10 000 schools in 150 countries. The ENO network has excellent know-how and experience in tree planting activities.
Finnish innovation Envirate has constructed a new map of Helsinki city centre, based on people’s ratings on environmental quality. Helsinki Times has published the map, together with an interesting background story of Envirate.
Envirate Press Release: Helsinki, Finland – June 12, 2017
Finnish environmental technology service, Envirate, brings mass, net-based scoring to environmental evaluation. By rating the status of natural environments a highly detailed view is generated, as well as renewed interest in caring for them. The app is billed for release on June 15th, 2017 as part of the international ENO (Environment Online) net school’s 2017 Act Now conference.
