US bitcoin emissions as dirty as 6 million cars: report

By cineramaSeptember 24, 2022Bitcoin Business

LOS ANGELES: The carbon footprint of the US bitcoin industry is rising at breakneck speed, a report from environmental groups found on Friday, now rivalling the emissions of 6 […]

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US bitcoin emissions as dirty as 6 million cars: report

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