Rethinking Bitcoin Mining’s Environmental Impact: New Research Dispels Myths
New research disputes claims that Bitcoin mining is detrimental to climate change, revealing significant use of renewable energy.
Harnessing Solar Power: The EU’s Bold Journey Towards a Greener Digital Economy
Explore the EU’s journey towards renewable energy and its impact on the digital economy, showcasing innovative solutions and future advancements.
Harnessing Blockchain for a Greener Future: Insights from Sopnendu Mohanty
Discover how blockchain can revolutionize green finance, as highlighted by Sopnendu Mohanty at BlockShow Asia 2019.
Reimagining Blockchain: Unlocking Sustainable Innovation in the Tech Industry
Exploring the potential of blockchain for sustainability and equitable access in the tech industry.
AirCarbon Launches Tokenized Carbon Credits Trading in Singapore
Discover AirCarbon’s new platform enabling tokenized carbon credits trading for firms aiming to offset emissions.
Assessing Recent Developments in Germany’s Crypto and Blockchain Landscape
Uncover key developments in Germany’s crypto sector, including tax reporting innovations, risk analyses, and climate-friendly blockchain solutions.
Crypto Developments in the German-Speaking World: A Weekly Roundup
This week in crypto: Liechtenstein introduces the Blockchain Act, Iota embraces climate research, and Germany counters stablecoin influence.
Crypto Meets Conservation: The Rainforest Foundation’s Fight Against Deforestation
Join the Rainforest Foundation in their mission to combat Amazon deforestation through cryptocurrency donations and blockchain technology.
Germany’s FDP Proposes Cryptocurrency Incentives for Carbon Capture
The FDP proposes Arbil, a cryptocurrency rewarding carbon capture efforts to combat climate change and promote innovation.
Pat Gelsinger’s Take: Why Bitcoin is Bad for Humanity and Our Planet
VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger labels Bitcoin ‘bad for humanity’ due to high energy use and crime associations. Explore his insights and the cryptocurrency debate.