How Much Pollution Does Bitcoin Mining Really Produce?

By cineramaApril 13, 2019Bitcoin Business

The National Development and Reform Commission has included “cryptocurrency mining” on its list of activities that it is looking to restrict or prohibit. The purported reason is to “clean […]

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How Much Pollution Does Bitcoin Mining Really Produce?

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