Game relating to greenhouse gases and climate change

A method for a game that addresses the causes of global warming and climate change, the method comprises steps of:

• defining a baseline of a game by an authentic source, wherein the baseline includes an annual release of greenhouse gases in tonnes by country, industry, and/or source;
• acquiring a voucher, wherein the voucher is QR-coded and contain an explanation regarding the rules of the game, educational material on how greenhouse gases affect climate, and a time frame during which the game is in play;
• depositing vouchers sale funds into a game funding pool;
• initiating the vouchers selling requests;
• initiating the vouchers transferring requests;
• educating using the educational materials on the vouchers;
• requiring a transfer fee for selling, transferring, or exchanging the voucher;
• collecting and calculating a data set of quantities in tonnes of greenhouse gases reduced during the game period in each voucher;
• determining winner vouchers, wherein the winner vouchers are all the vouchers that represent reduced quantities of greenhouse gases;
• randomly drawing vouchers from the winning vouchers that equaling the total reduction of greenhouse gas in tonnes;
• releasing a list of winner vouchers;
• and
• distributing the game funding pool to participants who own the winner vouchers.

A method for a game that addresses the causes of global warming and climate change, the method comprises steps of:

• defining a baseline of a game by an authentic source, wherein the baseline includes an annual release of greenhouse gases in tonnes by country, industry, and/or source;
• acquiring a voucher, wherein the voucher is QR-coded and contain an explanation regarding the rules of the game, educational material on how greenhouse gases affect climate, and a time frame during which the game is in play;
• depositing vouchers sale funds into a game funding pool;
• initiating the vouchers selling requests;
• initiating the vouchers transferring requests;
• initiating the vouchers exchanging requests;
• educating using the educational materials on the vouchers;
• requiring a transfer fee for selling, transferring, or exchanging the voucher;
• collecting and calculating a data set of quantities in tonnes of greenhouse gases reduced during the game period in each voucher;
• determining winner vouchers, wherein the winner vouchers are all the vouchers that represent reduced quantities of greenhouse gases;
• randomly drawing vouchers from the winning vouchers that equaling the total reduction of greenhouse gas in tonnes;
• releasing a list of winner vouchers;
• and
• distributing the game funding pool to participants who own the winner vouchers.