The process of harming the environment began a few decades ago, long before the advent of bitcoin. Today, global warming will bring a lot more problems than we could expect and all because of the greenhouse effect. It would be better if we thought about harmful emissions into the environment from industrial plants and cars, rather than looking for reasons to defame cryptocurrency.
Yes, rather than describing bitcoin as the cause for the global disaster happening through mining and other emissions. Decades back itself there were emissions that has caused global climate change. The same has been now getting more and more importance with emerging nature enthusiasts talking about environmental safety.
Now using it a chance some has begun to defame the cryptocurrency as a threat to the global climate change. This is completely a political play, hope the cryptocurrency network will go green with advancement supporting green energy production for mining which is the heart of the entire cryptocurrency network to function flawless.
climate change and carbon are not directly linked. the science studies selectively choose to not include water vapour in the atmosphere numbers.
its actually water that cools the planet more and lack of water on land that causes it to heat more
rain forests are called rainforests for a reason.. its in the name. its not called carbon forests
with drainage waterpipes, guttering, concreting over land and ripping up forests and fields its the lack of moisture retained in land that then cant evaporate to cool the air. thus causes temperature rises
studies show that carbon is just 0.04% of the atmosphere. and was 0.03% century ago,
if 2
oc is caused by a 0.01% change. then how come other planets with 95% carbon are not 19,000
oc
if carbon is such a big impact then how come plants survival rate depends on a carbon content of 0.03% to 0.2% thus if w went below industrial era levels just 0.01% back, plants would suffer. but we can go up 16x changes of 0.01% and plants actually thrive
by the way even if we tried to go 100% carbon free. by filtering every bit of air in the atmosphere the atmosphere would not show as 0%
yes we are closer to doing more harm to wildlife by removing carbon than by increasing carbon.
i say this because carbons temperature impact is not a thing. but carbons impact to human and wildlife is.
so dont try bring carbon into the 'climate change' debate but into just the 'life debate' of animal lungs and photosynthesis. as they two separate 'environmental' subjects
climate is about water vapour % not carbon %. sorry, but it just is