Go green or die? Bitcoin miners aim for carbon neutrality by mining near data centers
Bitcoin mining companies must prove carbon neutrality as new regulations come to play, but are carbon offsets enough?
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Bitcoin mining companies must prove carbon neutrality as new regulations come to play, but are carbon offsets enough?
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