Tuktoyaktuk

TukTuk Token Launches Revolutionary Utility Token to Power Fleet of Electric Tuk Tuks in the Developing World

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Monday, April 25, 2022
Rickshaw, Foundation, Lists of countries and territories, Carbon, Climate change, City, Transport, GLOBE, Growth, Social mobility, Company, Ecosystem, Tuktoyaktuk, Renewable energy

TukTuk Token relies on blockchain technology to power a network of charging stations and manage payment to drivers directly through the utility token itself.

Key Points: 
  • TukTuk Token relies on blockchain technology to power a network of charging stations and manage payment to drivers directly through the utility token itself.
  • TukTuk Tokens founding team commented: We are excited to announce the launch of TukTuk Token, utilizing blockchain technology to bring mobility and sustainability to the developing world.
  • TukTuk Token ($TUK) is the world's first mobility utility token to revolutionize the worlds most popular form of transportation.
  • TukToken will help convert polluting, petrol-powered tuk tuk bikes into clean, electric powered bikes and establish and manage the charging stations that will power them.

Government of Canada providing support to Tuktoyaktuk in monitoring and managing impacts of Climate Change

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Friday, July 10, 2020
Global warming, Animal ecology, Climate change adaptation, Climate change policy, Plant ecology, Articles, Tuktoyaktuk, Psychological resilience, Organisms, Nature, Climate resilience

The community has been working to protect residents and infrastructure from the impacts of climate change despite the challenges of COVID-19.

Key Points: 
  • The community has been working to protect residents and infrastructure from the impacts of climate change despite the challenges of COVID-19.
  • In Tuktoyaktuk, Elders, youth, scientistsand others are documenting changes to identify solutionsto address the pressing need to adapt to the impacts of climate change and increase community resiliency.
  • Today,the Honourable Daniel Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs, announced that Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada's Climate Change Programs are providing more than $5.5 million in support of climate change adaptation and clean energy initiatives in the community of Tuktoyaktuk.
  • By working directly with territorial, Indigenous, and community partners, the Government of Canada is supporting community resilience and leadership to face the dramatic challenge of climate change.