Cryptocurrency’s carbon footprint is massive and not sustainable
Bitcoin and crypto mining now use more energy than some nations. To help lead fintech into a greener future, Ripple pledges to be carbon net-zero by 2030.
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Ken Weber
Bitcoin and crypto mining now use more energy than some nations. To help lead fintech into a greener future, Ripple pledges to be carbon net-zero by 2030.
Ken Weber serves as head of social impact for Ripple, a provider of enterprise blockchain solutions for global payments. From 2011-2016, Ken was the founding executive director of the Zynga Foundation, which uses of digital games for social impact. From 2005-2011, Ken served as chief operating officer of The ONE Campaign, an international advocacy and campaigning organization that fights extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa.