International Business Times Article RatingIceland Will Curb Bitcoin Mining In Food Security Prioritization Shift, PM Says
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61% : Due to its location atop the Mid-Atlantic ridge, Iceland has vast amounts of renewable energy that have attracted Bitcoin miners in recent years.58% : She went on to reveal that the island nation will shift toward an economic future of increased food production partnered with a transfer of renewable energy away from the crypto mining industry and toward other Iceland sectors and households.
36% : In an interview with Financial Times, Jakobsdóttir said that there are concerns about energy sustainability as some industries, that experience power shortages during winter, resort to non-renewable energy sources.
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