Any environmental groups accepting bitcoins?

[RebelWorm]

Yeah, I was wondering, is there any serious environmental groups that currently accepts bitcoins?
Could be quite good for them as they wouldn't have to deal with fees from the payment processors used for donations!

[blacksails]

I emailed Greenpeace about it a while ago. At that point they were not interested in adopting it.

[pandher]

Why would any environmental group accept bitcoin? it wastes so much of precious energy due to a stupid distribution model

[RebelWorm]

Why would any environmental group accept bitcoin? it wastes so much of precious energy due to a stupid distribution model

Because it's easy to use and not controlled by governments? No transaction fees?
It's not that bad for the environment if the electricity used is renewable.

[greyhawk]

Good god, imagine the press meltdown.

An environmental group financed by the single most environmentally destructive and waistful operation in the history of mankind besides Little Boy, Fat Man, Fukushima and Chernobyl . That would go over well.

[RebelWorm]

Good god, imagine the press meltdown.

An environmental group financed by the single most environmentally destructive and waistful operation in the history of mankind besides Little Boy, Fat Man, Fukushima and Chernobyl . That would go over well.

Yeah, cause the banks where they store their money usually refrain from investing in companies that pollutes the world lol.

[RebelWorm]

I emailed Greenpeace about it a while ago. At that point they were not interested in adopting it.

Did they say why?

[greyhawk]

Good god, imagine the press meltdown.

An environmental group financed by the single most environmentally destructive and waistful operation in the history of mankind besides Little Boy, Fat Man, Fukushima and Chernobyl . That would go over well.

Yeah, cause the banks where they store their money usually refrain from investing in companies that pollutes the world lol.

Do you see environmental groups endorsing banks?

[blacksails]

I emailed Greenpeace about it a while ago. At that point they were not interested in adopting it.

Did they say why?

I'm afraid they didn't.

[RebelWorm]

Good god, imagine the press meltdown.

An environmental group financed by the single most environmentally destructive and waistful operation in the history of mankind besides Little Boy, Fat Man, Fukushima and Chernobyl . That would go over well.

Yeah, cause the banks where they store their money usually refrain from investing in companies that pollutes the world lol.

Do you see environmental groups endorsing banks?

I hardly believe they keep all their money in cash.

[zolace]

Why dont you use google to find out if there are any, im sure they are a few.  What kind of support are you looking for?

[RebelWorm]

Why dont you use google to find out if there are any, im sure they are a few.  What kind of support are you looking for?

Just as a donation method.

[Bitram]

Well some of them adapted porn, they might as well adapt bitcoin

[~Coinseeker~]

Yeah, I was wondering, is there any serious environmental groups that currently accepts bitcoins?
Could be quite good for them as they wouldn't have to deal with fees from the payment processors used for donations!

It would be completely contradictory for an environmental group to adopt crypto.  Unless it's something that's not being mined.  The amount of electricity and thus resources wasted for the mining process, is not something they are going to support.