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He suggests that individuals or institutions owning Bitcoin could take responsibility proportionally, incentivizing them to support sustainable mining practices or to directly fund green energy projects, such as renewable farms or methane flare capture on oil sites.
He emphasizes that current efforts—like carbon offset funding—are often ineffective or exploited for profit. Instead, Troy advocates for integrating renewable energy directly into mining operations, making the process sustainable intrinsically rather than relying on offsets after the fact.