Tag: computers
Cool Green Morning: Tuesday, June 19
Written by Madeline Breen | June 19th, 2012
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A bear did not write Cool Green Morning today. We promise.
- Bears have big brains and use computers!? (BBC Nature)
- This just in: Antarctica was once as warm as Iceland. (TG Daily)
- Where have you been hiding all these years, Kandyan dwarf toad? (Mongabay)
- Feast your eyes on the 12 most pesticide-laden fruits and vegetables. (Huffington Post Green)
- Inspecting wind turbine blades is a dangerous job — so hire a robot. (Ecogeek)
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, Jan. 14
Written by Bob Lalasz | January 14th, 2009
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If it’s cool and green and online in the morning…we’ve got it: Don’t Shoot the Messenger: Keith Johnson at Environmental Capital says reports that using Google generates a lot of carbon emissions (because of the giant server farms Google uses) ignore a real environmental culprit: Your desktop computer. (Also see Dave Connell’s Cool Green Science [...]
Everybody Stop Googling!
Written by Dave Connell | January 12th, 2009
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The big news around the green-tech blogosphere today are the results of a new study by Harvard physicist Alex Wissner-Gross, which finds that two searches on Google produces about as much CO2 as boiling a kettle of tea. Shock and dismay! Wait, what the heck does that actually mean? What it means is that, if [...]
