As a companion to my Motorsport Prospects article One Electric Racing Driver’s Guide to Sustainable Blockchain, here is a Sustainable Blockchain Source Guide for more information and context.
Overall info
Sponsorship
- Formula E establishes first blockchain title sponsorship with Avalanche
- The rise of crypto sponsorships in sports
- Is cryptocurrency sponsorship too dirty for the greener image F1 wants to cultivate?
Carbon footprint
- Factbox: How big is Bitcoin’s carbon footprint?
- Ethereum Emissions: A Bottom-up Estimate
- The True Climate Impact of Streaming
- Sustainability at Netflix
- F1 Sustainability Strategy
- The climate race: Sustainability lessons from Formula One
- Formula E: achieving net zero carbon footprint
- Polygon: The Eco-Friendly Blockchain Scaling Ethereum
- Polygon: A Smart Contract with Planet Earth
- Polygon PoS emissions analysis by Offsetra and KlimaDAO
About Blockchain
ETH2.0 & POS
Carbon supply & blockchain tech
Crypto Climate Accord
Growth of solar/wind as sources
- Global wind and solar growth on track to meet climate targets
- Global Electricity Review 2022
- Solar and wind power growth on track to limit global warming
Blockchain will affect every part of our life quote
UN Support of blockchain for climate
Definitions
Blockchain
POS
Carbon Climate initiative
Energy consensus on blockchain POW POS
- Energy Footprint of Blockchain Consensus Mechanisms Beyond Proof-of-Work
- Infographic: What is a tonne of greenhouse gas emissions?
Author: Ellis Spiezia
With a start in indoor karting and sim racing, Ellis Spiezia is a 16-year-old American electric racing driver paving an untraditional path. He is an ambassador for a new generation that will redefine education, the economy, equity & sustainability. He believes the rewards of being the first far outweigh the risks.
