Politicians in search of comparatively undefended constituencies to predate on for political factors ([https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/crypto/new-york-governor-signs-novel-law-limits-cryptomining-now-rcna58514](https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/crypto/new-york-governor-signs-novel-law-limits-cryptomining-now-rcna58514)) are turning their consideration to Bitcoin miners. However what if, along with utilizing an increasing number of renewable (so referred to as) vitality sources, Bitcoin miners took pledges to turn out to be vegetarians (or, higher nonetheless, vegans)? Shouldn’t doing so qualify them (or anybody) for carbon credit? IOW, shouldn’t dietary carbon credit be part of the carbon-credit system?
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Veganism is scam, and so is carbon credits. Scams can not solve anything.