Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change calls cryptocurrency CO2 emissions a 'growing concern'
The group said that all technologies — seemingly including crypto — had the potential to enable emissions reductions as well as increased emissions based on how they were governed.
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The group said that all technologies — seemingly including crypto — had the potential to enable emissions reductions as well as increased emissions based on how they were governed.
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