Scientific paper argues Bitcoin mining can reduce methane emissions
According to a United Nations report, Methane gas runoff is “80 times more harmful than CO2 for 20 years after it is released.”
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According to a United Nations report, Methane gas runoff is “80 times more harmful than CO2 for 20 years after it is released.”
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