ENVIRONMENTAL PhilanthroInvesting

DID YOU KNOW THAT EVERY PERSON LEAVES BEHIND AS MUCH PLASTIC WASTE
EACH YEAR AS THEY WEIGH?

For example, if you weigh 50 kilograms (about 110 pounds), that's about 50 kg of plastic every year! Unfortunately, much of this plastic ends up polluting our natural environment. This is what we call the "plastic footprint.

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Our Journey and Responsibility

Imagine a world without plastic. It's hard to imagine, isn't it? Plastic is everywhere-packaging our food, making our medical devices, even in our clothes. It's versatile, durable and inexpensive. That's why, since it became popular in the mid-20th century, plastic has become a staple of our daily lives.

Plastic can be molded into almost anything. It's lightweight, making it perfect for transportation and packaging. Disposable plastics, such as straws and food containers, offer convenience and hygiene. But this convenience comes at a high price. Pollution is everywhere, with plastic waste littering oceans and landscapes. Microplastics invade ecosystems, harming marine life and our food. Wildlife suffers as animals ingest or become entangled in plastic, often fatally. Plastic production relies on fossil fuels, contributing to climate change. Plastic is persistent, taking centuries to decompose and leaving a lasting impact.

The Plastic Paradox

Understanding Your Plastic Footprint

Here's where the paradox comes in. We rely on plastic for so many things, yet its very presence is harming our planet. This dilemma puts us at a crossroads: we need plastic, but we also need to manage its negative impacts. We can't deny plastic's role in critical areas such as medical devices and transportation. But excessive single-use plastics and poor waste management are creating a massive environmental problem.

Have you ever thought about your plastic footprint? It's the total amount of plastic you use and discard in a given period of time. It includes single-use plastics, packaging, and other plastic products.

Each year, a person typically leaves behind an amount of plastic in kilograms equal to their weight. For example, if you weigh 50 kilograms (about 110 pounds), you produce about 50 kilograms of plastic waste annually, which we call the "plastic footprint." Unfortunately, much of this plastic ends up polluting our natural environment.

What is the solution?

You reduce, we offset - earn your plastic credit

You reduce, we offset
& earn your plastic credit

Sometimes reducing your plastic use isn't enough. That's where offset programs come in. By investing in plastic offset programs, you can help fund projects like beach cleanups and recycling initiatives. The way you help is by earning Plastic Credits.

Plastic credits work like carbon credits. They allow you or your company to offset the plastic footprint you leave behind. Each credit represents a certain amount of plastic that has been removed from the environment or properly managed.

This is where we come in. We offer plastic credits in the form of NFT certificates. These certificates represent specific amounts of plastic waste that have been collected or recycled, ensuring that they contribute to real environmental benefits. Using blockchain technology, our environmental philanthropy investment company, ZeLoop, provides 100% transparency and traceability so you can see the impact of your contribution.

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Support Green Initiatives – Participate in Eco-Rewards for Passive Income

We offer plastic credits in the form of NFT Certificates. These can be purchased for as little as $5. These certificates represent specific amounts of plastic waste that have been recovered or recycled, ensuring that they contribute to real environmental benefits with full transparency and traceability enabled by blockchain technology.

When you purchase certificates totaling at least $1000, you will receive the Green Entrepreneur NFT. This NFT symbolizes your support for sustainable entrepreneurship and green practices.

By purchasing plastic credits, you contribute to projects that remove or prevent an equivalent amount of plastic from entering the environment. These projects are managed entirely by our Health PhilanthroInvesting company, ZeLoop, with its lead CEO, Mr. Eric Shaffner.

However, we have decided to spice things up. Every quarter, the proceeds from the Plastic Credit program are tallied. 10% of these proceeds are then returned to the Green Entrepreneur NFT holders in proportion to their contribution to the fund.

This system ensures that their contributions are recognized and rewarded, fostering a sustainable and eco-friendly entrepreneurial spirit.

Earning Rewards - Examples

Let us give you an example of how the proceeds works. Let's say in the first quarter, the plastic credit program collects $4,000. Assuming there are two Green Entrepreneurs, let's call them Bob and Tom, who each contribute $2,000, the reward pool for that quarter is 10% of $4,000, or $400. Since Bob and Tom have equal contributions, they each receive $200.

Let's assume that in the second quarter, the program collects an additional $2,600 for the quarter. Bob and Tom have not made any additional contributions this quarter. At this point, there are no new Green Entrepreneurs (no one has contributed at least $1,000), so the total allocation is returned only to Bob and Tom. The reward pool is 10% of $2,600, or $260. The distribution of the pool is $130 to Bob and $130 to Tom.

Let's continue our example for the third quarter. Tom has decided to contribute another $1,000. And this time we also have a new Green Entrepreneur, Eva, who contributes $3,000. There have been some other contributions, so the pool for this quarter is $6,100. Bob has not contributed any more. The reward pool is 10% of $6,100, or $610. Bob receives 25%, or $152.5. Bob and Eve each receive 37.5%, or $228.75.

So far, Bob has already received $200 in the first quarter, $130 in the second quarter, and now he receives $152.5, which is almost half of what he contributed to the NFT. But most importantly, Bob, Tom, or Eve are doing something about their plastic footprint.