Legend 170 mining script
2. Establish your own territory, and you can't interact with others
3. After mining, it will not be refreshed! If it's gone, it's gone I don't know if the new version will be updated in the future)
5 All must be friends)
6. All people enter the same Twilight forest
7. When digging, you can see that the square in front of you is bright and observe carefully. Especially bright, it must be magma! It's either diamond or gold that shimmers
9. Bone powder can be used to make trees grow up quickly, and bone can be decomposed into bone powder, which can also be used in agricultural crops
10. The forest scroll can be used to hit the skeleton king in the main world (100% drop) and open the twilight gate
11. Most rare seeds such as grape seeds, pumpkin seeds and passion fruit seeds can be dropped in the twilight forest, and the probability is relatively low
12. Death does not drop its own items, and the corresponding experience will drop
13. Falling experience can be restored in a certain period of time
14. Dazhou's NPC is under the big tree of sky city
15. The established territory can't be lower than - 20
16. The sky height of each world has 350 +
17. Obsidian is below - 150, so be careful. There is an endless sea of magma below
18. Glass can be made from sand, and bottles can be made from glass! It can be used to make wine, passion fruit juice and salt
19. The main world and twilight will brush the treasure box randomly! With luck, there may be diamonds or rare seeds in it Sometimes spiders come out of the treasure chest of master world brush.)
the similarities and differences between Shanzhai coin and bitcoin are as follows: common silver; The degree of recognition is different; Different visibility
bitcoin is the ancestor of cryptocurrency: the total amount is constant; Lightcoin is also a strong competitor of bitcoin. The algorithm is fixed, and Ethereum is a kind of Shanzhai coin
the so-called basic principle of carbon trading is that one party of the contract obtains the greenhouse gas emission rection amount by paying the other party, and the buyer can use the emission rection amount to slow down the greenhouse effect, so as to achieve its emission rection goal. Among the six greenhouse gases that are required to be reced, carbon dioxide (CO2) is the largest. Therefore, this kind of transaction is based on carbon dioxide equivalent (tco2e) per ton, so it is generally called "carbon trading". Its trading market is called carbon market
among the components of carbon market, rules are the initial and most important core elements. Some rules are mandatory. For example, the protocol is one of the most important mandatory rules of carbon market. The protocol stipulates the quantitative emission rection targets of Annex I countries (developed countries and countries with economies in transition) of the Convention; That is to say, from 2008 to 2012, its greenhouse gas emissions decreased by an average of 5.2% compared with the 1990 level. Other rules are derived from the "Protocol". For example, the "Protocol" stipulates that the EU's collective emission rection target is by 2012, which is 8% lower than the 1990 emission level, and the EU redistributes it to its member states. In 2005, the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) was established to establish trading rules. Of course, some rules are voluntary. They are initiated voluntarily by regions, enterprises or indivials to fulfill the responsibility of environmental protection without the constraint of international or national policies or laws. After the Kyoto Protocol came into effect in 2005, the global carbon trading market experienced explosive growth. In 2007, the carbon trading volume jumped from 1.6 billion tons in 2006 to 2.7 billion tons, up 68.75%. The turnover has increased more rapidly. In 2007, the value of global carbon trading market reached 40 billion euros, up 81.8% from 22 billion euros in 2006. In the first half of 2008, the total value of global carbon trading market was even the same as that of 2007
after years of development, the carbon trading market is becoming more and more mature, the geographical scope of participating countries is expanding, the market structure is deepening to multiple levels, and the financial complexity is also different. According to the prediction of the United Nations and the world bank, the global carbon trading market will reach US $60 billion annually from 2008 to 2012, and the capacity of the global carbon trading market will reach US $150 billion in 2012, which is expected to surpass the oil market and become the largest market in the world. If we look further, the international carbon trading system after 2012 is also worth looking forward to. Carbon trading has become the largest commodity in the world, which is irresistible. The price fixing right of carbon trading and the monetary function derived from it will have an impact on breaking the unilateral US dollar hegemony and promoting the diversification of international monetary pattern
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The basic principle of carbon trading is that one party of the contract obtains the greenhouse gas emission rection amount by paying the other party, and the buyer can use the emission rection amount to slow down the greenhouse effect, so as to achieve its emission rection goal. Among the six greenhouse gases that are required to be reced, carbon dioxide (CO2) is the largest. Therefore, this kind of transaction is based on carbon dioxide equivalent (tco2e) per ton, so it is generally called "carbon trading". Its trading market is called carbon market. Among the elements of carbon market, rule is the first and most important core element. Some rules are mandatory. For example, the protocol is one of the most important mandatory rules of carbon market. The protocol stipulates the quantitative emission rection targets of Annex I countries (developed countries and countries with economies in transition) of the Convention; That is to say, from 2008 to 2012, its greenhouse gas emissions decreased by an average of 5.2% compared with the 1990 level. Other rules are derived from the "Protocol". For example, the "Protocol" stipulates that the EU's collective emission rection target is by 2012, which is 8% lower than the 1990 emission level, and the EU redistributes it to its member states. In 2005, the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) was established to establish trading rules. Of course, some rules are voluntary. They are initiated voluntarily by regions, enterprises or indivials to fulfill the responsibility of environmental protection without the constraint of international or national policies or laws. After the Kyoto Protocol came into effect in 2005, the global carbon trading market experienced explosive growth. In 2007, the carbon trading volume jumped from 1.6 billion tons in 2006 to 2.7 billion tons, up 68.75%. The turnover has increased more rapidly. In 2007, the value of global carbon trading market reached 40 billion euros, up 81.8% from 22 billion euros in 2006. In the first half of 2008, the total value of global carbon trading market was even the same as that of 2007