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Are #NFTs bad for the #environment? It turns out that NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, require vast amounts of computing power that are adding to greenhouse gas emissions.

This is fueling a debate about how #sustainable these digital artworks and collectibles really are.

The concern is mounting as the #NFT craze keeps growing. NFTs, which are based on blockchain #technology, can come in the form of art, music, games, and more.


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