Which state just passed a ban on new cryptocurrency mining operations?

Jun 04, 2022 View Original Article
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54% : The purpose of this moratorium would be to give the state the opportunity to conduct a study on the environmental impact of proof-of-work authentication methods for mining.
50% : So much so that New York, a popular state for mining due to its cooler climate, lower energy costs and availability of hydroelectricity, wants to crack down on it.
43% : The ban would only apply to carbon-based mining operations -- any that rely entirely on renewable energy sources will not be affected.

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