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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @MinnFinTech OP 3 Jun 2022 \ parent \ on: Bitcoin Miner Bitzero To Build $500 Million Headquarters In North Dakota | Bitcoin Magazine bitcoin
The greenhouse is (or maybe was, now that they have the heat from the bitcoin mining?) going to be using the excess gas from Bakken, which is nearby:
[...] to grow food all year long.
“So you’ve got the regular captured gas that we can use off of the gas lines that exist near our greenhouses, and then there’s the flared gas, which is a second form,” he continued. “We can do remote gathering, compress that gas, and put it into usable form like NGL, or natural gas liquids. Then we bring that over, store it, and boom, we run our greenhouses off of that.”
“So we’re going to end this waste,” he said. “We’re going to capture this gas, and by golly, while we’re doing it, we’re going to grow food, making it a major part of our economy and our own consumption.”
“We need to work with our local colleges to create degree programs for these things,” he said. “There’s a big technology part, using computers to constantly analyze the air inside, remember temperature controls, make sure we know how much oxygen and how much CO2 there is. All of these have instrument panels, and it’s very high tech.”
“This isn’t just like build a greenhouse, let the sun shine in, and water some plants and that’s it,” he said.
https://www.nativebusinessmag.com/the-mha-nation-wants-to-feed-the-world-in-a-food-sovereignty-revolution/
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @MinnFinTech OP 3 Jun 2022
Self-contained, climate-controlled greenhouses will grow vegetable produce from heat and electricity generated by converting captured gas from oil wells that is currently being flared, as well as, utilizing electricity from our dedicated WAPA allocation.
MHA Nation breaks ground on greenhouse project https://www.mhanation.com/news/2021/4/19/mha-nation-groundbreaking-ceremony-for-ng2-green-house-project?rq=greenhouse
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @MinnFinTech OP 3 Jun 2022
For the dam whose hydroelectric generation will power this mining op:
These lands were owned by the Three Affiliated Tribes, and the territory "had been their home for perhaps more than a millennium.
The tribes gained remuneration, but lost 94% of their agricultural land[6]: 59–60 in 1947, when they were forced to accept $5,105,625. This amount was increased to $7.5 million in 1949, but it did not fully compensate them for the loss of their important farmlands, homes, towns, and graves. They had cultivated the bottomlands and were able to be largely self-sufficient.
The final settlement legislation denied the tribes' right to use the reservoir shoreline for traditional grazing, hunting, fishing or other purposes, including irrigation development and royalty rights on all subsurface minerals within the reservoir area.
Thus construction of Garrison Dam almost totally destroyed the traditional way of life for the Three Affiliated Tribes and made them much more dependent on the federal government
Hydropower turbines at Garrison Dam have an electric power generating nameplate capacity of 583.3 MW. Average production of 240 MW serves several hundred thousand customers.
Garrison Dam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garrison_Dam
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