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Green? This company managed to find a fuel source (waste coal) that’s more carbon intensive than regular coal. You cannot get any less”green” unless you decide to burn some additional coal just for the fun of it. twitter.com/bitcoinmagazin…

3:22 pm · October 20, 2021 ·

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Bitcoin #EWaste Generation is at 24.466 kilotonnes p/y (comparable to the small IT equipment waste of The Netherlands) bitcoinelectronicwaste.com A footprint of 245.3 grams per unique transaction (equal to the weight of 1.5 iPhones 12 or 0.5 iPads) #MakeBitcoinSustainabl

1:31 pm · October 20, 2021

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12:31 pm · October 20, 2021

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Bitcoin's TWh usage results in a #CarbonFootprint of 84.09 MtCO2 (comparable to a country like Bangladesh) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com The #carbon #footprint per unique transaction is 843.28 kgCO2 (equivalent to 1,869,001 VISA transactions) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

1:05 pm · October 19, 2021

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The latest Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index is 176.828 TWh per year (comparable to a country like Poland) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com The #energy #footprint per unique transaction is 1773.5 kWh (enough to power 1 U.S. household for 60.8 days) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

1:05 pm · October 19, 2021

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Saving obsolete fossil fuel sources twitter.com/anothercohen/s…

9:32 pm · October 18, 2021 ·

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Saving obsolete fossil fuel sources twitter.com/anothercohen/s…

1:40 pm · October 18, 2021

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Stabilizing a grid by adding more 24/7 power demand never made sense to begin with. twitter.com/arstechnica/st…

3:40 pm · October 14, 2021

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The latest Ethereum Energy Consumption Index is 78.195 TWh per Year/7.24 Mil US households ethereumenergyconsumption.com 179.8 KWh per unique transaction (powers 1 US household for 6.1 days) #MakeEthereumSustainable

2:02 pm · October 14, 2021

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Based on new data released by Cambridge we can establish that Bitcoin's "somewhat green" days have come to an end following China banning BTC mining. As expected, this is driving up the carbon intensity per kWh consumed up to new all-time highs. Note: own interpretation. pic.twitter.com/WK9WjTEMLq

10:44 am · October 14, 2021 ·

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