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‘Green Bitcoin Mining’: The Big Profits In Clean Crypto
Chris Helman of Forbes writes on the profitability of clean cryptocurrency mining. “For all bitcoin’s purported benefits, it’s also clear that the currency is an environmental disaster. Depending on bitcoin’s cost (a higher price attracts more miners), its global network sucks up between 8 and 15 gigawatts of continuous power, according to Cambridge. New York...
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Infrastructure bill protects forests for climate resilience
"The bipartisan infrastructure deal moving through the Senate includes at least $5.75 billion for restoring, monitoring and researching forests, according to the legislative text and summary. Beyond money, the package also includes policies that could make it easier to prepare for wildfires."
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Utilities Eye Mini Nuclear Reactors as Climate Concerns Grow
"Utilities that have bought into the SMR promise say that relying on renewables and storage technology alone isn’t enough to reach goals to slash carbon emissions within the next couple of decades."
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Renewables Became 2nd Most Prevalent U.S. Electricity Source In 2020
"In 2020, renewable energy sources (including wind, hydroelectric, solar, biomass, and geothermal energy) generated a record 834 billion kilowatthours (kWh) of electricity, or about 21% of all the electricity generated in the United States."
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Drown the Federal Flood Insurance Program
"As politicians go on a spending spree, hiding pet projects hidden in lengthy climate legislation, we need cheaper, smarter, and more effective policies. A private flood insurance market will make premiums expensive for people wanting to build in a flood-prone area—or not offer insurance at all where the risk is too high. That is how the market is supposed to work."
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Redwood Materials Raises $700 Million In Race To Revolutionize Battery Recycling For Electric Cars
"Redwood Materials, a battery recycler created by Tesla cofounder and former tech chief JB Straubel, just raised more than $700 million from investors that will help it scale up recovery of lithium, cobalt, nickel and other metals needed by makers of lithium-ion cells for electric vehicles."
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We’re Paying the Price for Refusing Controlled Burns
Improper forest management, such as refusingcontrolled burns, is creating denser forests and subsequently more intense wildfires.
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Shell to buy Inspire Energy in green energy push
"Like other oil companies, Shell has come under investor pressure to slash planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions and said it plans to increase its spending on renewables and low carbon technologies to up to 25% of its overall budget by 2025."
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Power Outages and the Indian Point Closure: An “I Told You So” Event
The plant had provided one-fourth of NYC’s electricity.
