Question of the Week-5: How much carbon dioxide does a typical Google search on a desktop computer produce?
Carbon emissions are becoming an important concern in IT with Green IT becoming a hot topic. The question is based on a recent study. Attempt an answer. Guesses are welcome. The winner gets my Cyber Quiz-3: Check your email. Cole Cheever, who won last week's question, will be the judge subject to his acceptance.
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Permalink Reply by Emma Dozier on -
I know the answer, but because my Uncle did a test for me when I was weighing the pros and cons of Blackle.com and whether or not their claims were legitimate. Can I still enter if I did not come up with the answer myself? :)
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Permalink Reply by Dr D.C.Misra on -
Cole Cheever is the judge. Let him reply to you. (Good to know some one knows the answer!).
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Permalink Reply by Dr D.C.Misra on
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Please do.
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