"Implementation of technically feasible and cost-effective methane reduction measures would not only slow the rate of climate change over the next decades, but also contribute to improvements in local air quality and food security." - WorldBank

EPA is poised to crack down on landfills too. Mitigation plans will be required or federal plans will be imposed on smaller landfills to capture/flare methane. Key Q: will municipalities/landfill companies monetize methane or just eat the cost of flaring? news.bloomberglaw.com/product-liabil…

Bitcoin mining is a tool to scalably mitigate methane, and provides a basecamp on the road to a renewable energy future.

Absolute 🔥 from Nathaniel Harmon and Peter McCormack 🏴‍☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪. OTEC + BTC is mindblowing. Thanks for the shout out too

Thanks Nexus PMG for featuring us on TheBTUPod, enjoyed the conversation and it's great to spread awareness around methane mitigation.

I'm most looking forward to hearing Aaron Lavee discuss Vespene Energy's method of harnessing methane gas from landfills to power BTC mining machines. What are you most looking forward to hearing about Texas Blockchain Summit @txblockchain1 ?? 👂👂

It's more important than ever to utilize scalable ways of economically mitigating methane emissions

Thanks Sazmining for featuring us on the podcast. I would imagine this is the first podcast in history that talks about methane mitigation, bitcoin mining, and vintage baseball in the same episode.

Saying Bitcoin mining can't go carbon negative because there isn't enough mining happening today via methane sources is like saying in 1885 that lights will never transition from kerosene or whale oil.

Thanks WasteAdvantage for helping us show how Bitcoin mining can be an immediate part of the solution to climate change

“Bitcoin uses too much energy,” has become the new “immigrants are taking our jobs”: the incantation of vested interests and the hoodwinked who, wittingly or unwittingly, stoke the fires of populism with sound bites over sound analysis.

The best lever we have to help curb climate change is to mitigate methane emissions

Thanks @mcjpod and 𝙲𝚘𝚍𝚢 𝚂𝚒𝚖𝚖𝚜 施俊挺 for the in-depth discussion. Really enjoyed our conversation, my DMs are open, happy to field any questions about our technology and approach to leveraging landfills as distributed generation assets.

One of the best metaphors to describe Bitcoin mining by one of the best thinkers in the space Brandon Quittem

Thanks A Climate Change with Matt Matern for hosting Adam Wright to discuss our solution to landfill methane mitigation and its role in addressing the climate crisis. Landfill methane is an under-utilized asset that can create value for small landfills and provide energy to the grid.

Targeting methane emissions from unregulated landfills across the country could exceed the administration’s landfill capture goals, generate revenue for small communities and provide a sustainable energy source. Thanks RealClearEnergy, more here: bit.ly/409JXmL

This is cool tech for sure, but capture and utilization of methane from a single small rural landfill will have 12x the climate effect and generate renewable energy to boot. #deploydeploydeploy

The team is growing! We're excited to announce that Merissa Coello (merissacoello) has officially joined the team as Environmental Program Manager! Merissa has been an invaluable part of Vespene for some time, and we're thrilled to have her on board full-time as we move forward.

Thanks Jesse 🟧⛏️ for your thought provoking questions and featuring us on the pod!

Vespene's co-founders @digital_ore and Aaron Lavee are hosting a webinar March 28th on Methane Mitigation & Energy Utilization At Small Landfills, hosted by SWANA. Landfill owners/operators are encouraged to join and submit questions! Register here: bit.ly/3JIKS7g