Bitcoin has an ecological footprint and so does the carnivorous diet of many hardcore bitcoiners. Sacrifice meat to save the sacred cow.
Bitcoiners may want to dismiss the energy/environment debate, but it's not going away as more corporates look to make an allocation.
Bitcoin mined with dirty energy sources like coal could be frowned upon like "blood diamonds," VC investor and reality TV star Kevin O'Leary claims.
More and more people are turning to crypto mining to heat their homes and businesses – and earn a profit.
ESG funds will seek to avoid bitcoin investment, the research firm noted.
Bitcoin's environmental impact has become top focus for some critics as traders go "long BTC" and Dunamu reveals a “fear and greed” index.
The automaker's study used blockchain to record hybrid vehicles as they automatically shifted to low-emissions mode in restricted city zones.
The bitcoin mining industry needs more than a market rally to survive – it needs to find answers to its environmental and geographical threats.
True Tribe is using the Ethereum-based SUKU protocol to track the provenance of clothing made from recycled ocean trash.
The UPCO2 token represents a certified measure of carbon dioxide and can be traded, held or burned to offset an individual’s carbon footprint.
The non-profit is teaming up with Ripple and the XRP Foundation to show how blockchain ecosystems can be carbon-neutral.
JBS S.A. aims to track all of its cattle suppliers on a blockchain system by 2025.
Reaching the Paris Agreement's lofty climate goals will require the decentralization of decision-making at all levels, say INATBA and others.
The World Economic Forum is building a blockchain-based sustainable sourcing project with 7 metal and mining industry firms on board.
Executive director Suzanne Pelletier told CoinDesk old school philanthropy isn’t making the cut, necessitating new donation methods.