Come on. This old tired tripe is getting silly. If you owned a bitcoin, why didn't you bother looking up this silly myth?

1) Its not true. You transaction is one of thousands in a bitcoin block. Your specific transaction isnt anywhere near that amount of energy.

2) The great majority of energy expended for bitcoin mining comes from hydro, or geothermal, the most efficient way to attain energy. Further, it mostly comes from times when demand is lower than its baseload output.

3) and most importantly, how much energy does it cost to transact in the other global currency, the US dollar. How much energy to run the military, the infrastructure, the entire banking system, all the things that are required to put the faith in the dollar that prevents its collapse. Bitcoin looks clean and efficient compared to that.

here is a nice summary:

https://www.coindesk.com/the-last-word-on-bitcoins-energy-consumption

here is from a peered reviewed article froma site that also condemns bitcoin's energy use:

“Our calculation suggests that, at the maximum throughput, the cost per confirmed transaction is $1.4 – $2.9, where 57%is electricity consumption for mining.”

https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-electricity-consumption

Is that how much you spend on getting accross the country in a tesla?

I can't think of a reason to bother reading the rest of your article. I presume its filled with more fake or misinformed self pity and guilt. Understand what you are writing about before you write it.