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Diversified Energy is under fire for reportedly walking away from a natural gas-powered crypto mining site in Pennsylvania without plugging wells.

According to data from Market.US, the virtual power purchase agreement market was valued at roughly $16.7 billion in 2023.

The soccer legend touted Watercoin, a memecoin purportedly focused on raising awareness and providing solutions for ecological issues.

U.S. tech firms made huge commitments to “net zero” carbon emissions — but that was before ChatGPT hit the scene.

Greenpeace alleges that Wall Street titans such as BlackRock and Vanguard contribute to the environmental harm coming from Bitcoin mining.

CeDeFi super app seeks to tackle sustainability issues with an ESG-focused launchpad while addressing industry fragmentation and user adoption.

KlimaDAO and the Japanese stablecoin issuer may eventually trade carbon credits internationally.

Delving into the capabilities of advanced digital infrastructure, this platform aims to facilitate transformative changes across the blockchain technology landscape.

Code Green co-founder Inna Modja explains how Web3 and art are at the vanguard of social activism and raising awareness about climate change.

The SEC filing for the 7RCC spot Bitcoin ETF highlighted that it will include 80% Bitcoin and 20% Carbon Credits Futures.

Dfinity founder and chief scientist Dominic Williams told Coinpectra that blockchain networks could support the creation of trustless infrastructure that incentivizes climate-positive action.

New studies have examined the water consumption of Bitcoin, with alarming results.

Blockchain and crypto projects joined the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai and unveiled initiatives focusing on contributing to the fight against climate change.

Regenerative economy and finance projects are tapping into blockchain technology for increased utility, transparency and decentralization.

The report highlighted that Bitcoin mining can convert wasted methane emissions into less harmful emissions.