A coalition of about 200 crypto entities recently joined forces with the Rocky Mountain Institute, a Colorado-based environmental lobby, to create a Crypto Climate Accord (CCA).
The accord signatories have apparently agreed to cut the carbon emissions from electricity use to net zero by 2030, partly via carbon offsets but also by switching all blockchain technology to renewable energy sources by 2025 and using energy tracking tools such as so-called green hashtags.
Last month, the CCA created a 32-page template on how to conduct the type of credible environmental crypto audits that might reassure a traditional pension fund.