ESG Study Shows Bitcoin Mining’s Potential to Eliminate 0.15% of Global Warmi...

ESG Study Shows Bitcoin Mining’s Potential to Eliminate 0.15% of Global Warmi...

In recent times, the impact of bitcoin mining on the environment has been a topical discussion as climate change activists believe proof-of-work (PoW) mining is too energy-intensive. However, a recent report written by the ESG analyst Daniel Batten explains that bitcoin mining could eliminate the world’s carbon emissions by 5.32%. Batten’s study notes that if bitcoin mining entities “aggressively” targeted leaked methane, bitcoin mining has the potential to avoid 0.15% of warming by 2045. ESG Analyst Claims Bitcoin Mining Is Currently the Only....


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