Crypto Miners Bought Their Own Power Plant. It's a Climate Disaster. - Earthjustice
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The plant's air permit application was denied after community members fought back, with help from Earthjustice.
Crypto Miners Bought Their Own Power Plant. It's a Climate Disaster. - Earthjustice Skip to content Our Stories Crypto Miners Bought Their Own Power Plant. It’s a Climate Disaster. The plant's air permit application was denied after community members fought back, with help from Earthjustice. By Ben Arnoldy / Northeast Office The Greenidge Generating Station on the west shore of Seneca Lake, near Dresden, New York. (Lauren Petracca for Earthjustice) This page was published 2 years ago. Find the latest on Earthjustice's work. September 27, 2023 A New York State judge agreed with envir
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