Tag: environmental policy
Pennsylvania House Representative Ditches Crypto Mining Ban Amid Union Pressure
Pennsylvania eliminates crypto mining ban. Learn how labor unions swayed decisions in energy regulation and what it means for miners!
Pennsylvania House Removes Crypto Mining Ban Amid Union Pressure
Pennsylvania removes a two-year crypto mining ban from legislation due to union pressures, reshaping the state’s energy regulations around blockchain.
Combatting Climate Change: The Role of Clean Energy and Blockchain
Explore how clean energy and blockchain technology are paving the way to combat climate change effectively.
New York’s PoW Mining Ban: A Historic Move or an Overreaction?
New York’s controversial PoW mining ban could reshape cryptocurrency regulations and ignite a debate on energy consumption in Bitcoin mining.
New York’s Crypto Mining Moratorium: A Rocky Road Ahead
Explore New York’s proposed crypto mining moratorium, focusing on environmental impact and political support behind the initiative.
Why New York’s PoW Mining Ban Could Spark a Crypto Exodus
Explore the implications of New York’s proposed PoW mining ban and its impact on the crypto community and the environment.
Navigating the Carbon Credit Maze: Understanding COP26 Commitments and Voluntary Markets
Explore COP26’s carbon neutrality commitment and the intricate world of carbon credits in compliance and voluntary markets.
Bitcoin Salary: A Belgian MP’s Bold Experiment and Its Wider Implications
Discover how Belgian MP Christophe De Beukelaer converted his salary to Bitcoin & the political implications of his bold move in cryptocurrency.
The Great Crypto Debate: Should Bitcoin Go Green Like Ethereum?
Explore the debate on Bitcoin’s energy use and its potential transition to green energy, following Ethereum’s successful shift to PoS.
Harnessing Blockchain for Climate Action: Insights from the World Economic Forum
Explore how blockchain can transform climate action according to the latest WEF white paper and why regulatory clarity is essential.
