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Officials from the NYS DEC and the city of Geneva are working on the cleanup and the investigation into a petroleum spill at the north end of Seneca Lake.
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Greenidge Generation is leasing a majority of its miners to another company in order to reduce its debt burden.
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“I appreciate the ambition, but we want to see what the science says, what the facts say on the application and ultimately we'll make a determination on that and that alone."
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Williams said he’s not against cryptocurrency mining altogether, but wants companies to reevaluate their mining process so it doesn’t use as much electricity.
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A debate over cryptocurrency mining on Seneca Lake turned into a broader test of the state’s climate law. That test is likely to come to a head in 2022.
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The move comes as the DEC is considering renewal of the air pollution permits for Greenidge Generation, a power plant and cryptocurrency mining operation in Yates County.
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Environmental advocates have been pushing back against the proposal.
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A few dozen protestors stood outside the meeting holding signs as members of the planning board entered the building.
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“We have already seen the terrible consequences of poor water quality on communities across New York and we can’t afford to repeat our mistakes.”
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PFAS chemicals are synthetic compounds used in many household products, including food packaging, household cleaners and nonstick cookware.