The blockchain isn’t doomed to become an energy hog

Alarmists are raising red flags about the power required for bitcoin transactions. Does that spell trouble for blockchain-related sustainability projects?

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The blockchain isn’t doomed to become an energy hog

The blockchain isn’t doomed to become an energy hog

Alarmists are raising red flags about the power required for bitcoin transactions. Does that spell trouble for blockchain-related sustainability projects?

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The blockchain isn’t doomed to become an energy hog

Cultivating the coexistence of agriculture and solar farms

Solar farming greatly can improve farmers’ livelihoods and impacts, but policymakers are raising concerns about solar panels replacing farmland.

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Cultivating the coexistence of agriculture and solar farms

Cultivating the coexistence of agriculture and solar farms

Solar farming greatly can improve farmers’ livelihoods and impacts, but policymakers are raising concerns about solar panels replacing farmland.

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Cultivating the coexistence of agriculture and solar farms

Energy Efficiency Gains Star Power

Our continuing look at the biggest trends in sustainable business in 2012 finds that new technologies and strong financial incentives are raising the profile of what have long been the least sexy of clean technologies: energy efficiency retrofits.

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Energy Efficiency Gains Star Power