New York partially banned cryptocurrency mining. Now environmentalists want more.

By cineramaJanuary 8, 2023Bitcoin Business

Cryptocurrency mining machines are seen at Greenidge in Dresden, N.Y. Some forms of cryptocurrency mining in New York will be banned under a new law passed last month. | […]

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