A UN task force proposes taxing crypto mining to raise funds for climate action, citing IMF research that suggests a tax of $0.045 per kWh could generate $5.2B annually. The proposal emerged during a UN climate conference nearing its conclusion, aiming to address the environmental impact of cryptocurrency mining through financial contributions. The potential tax on crypto mining seeks to support climate initiatives and combat the energy-intensive nature of the industry.
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At Hillmantok, a Digital H.B.C.U., Class Is in Session
Leah Barlow, a liberal studies professor at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, launched a TikTok account to teach her Intro to African American Studies class, sparking the creation of Hillmantok University, an online platform offering classes in various subjects led by Black educators and content creators. With concerns over potential education policy changes under a second Trump administration, Hillmantok aims to provide accessible and accurate information to counter misinformation. The movement, inspired by...
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