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How Big Is Your Blog's Carbon Footprint?
Posted by gtally • 7/12/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: carbon footprint, environmental impact, internet
Believe it or not, all your Internet usage has a significant impact on the real world. (Including your time on this forum).
Check out this article:
www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/science/07/10/green.internet.CO2/index.html
What do you think? How do we lessen our online carbon impact and green up the very essence of what a lot of us BC'ers hold dear: our daily Internet time?
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I posted an entry just yesterday on this very CNN article.
Using the Wissner-Gross system the posting I made created 18,000 mg of CO2.
That including the time it took to read the article.
My posting generated 78 hits, each spending no less than 60 seconds reading my post.
So including my 18,000mg of Co2 that equals 111600 mg of CO2 generated by my one little post.
The CNN article made me want to do nothing but spend the rest of the day on the internet increasing my carbon footprint.
I've no interest in decreasing my supposed carbon footprint.
In my estimation my carbon footprint isn't nearly big enough. -
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Damn cows, slaughter them all, and throw a nice steak on the BBQ for me while you are at it, oh wait that's on the not to use list too, hell start a bonfire , a big one and cook the whole dam thing ! humm all the sudden I'm hungry brb
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what? seriously you never mentioned anything about raw meat! It will give you worms don't cha know. Can't we just build a little fire, I mean I need it medium rare at least! Never mind I am just gonna graze on some grass or maybe not, after all it gives cows gas so it probably will reek havoc on my digestive system causing me to fart uncontrollably and tear an even bigger hole in the atmosphere.
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This big.........(I'm holding my hands apart to indicate the size of my blog's carbon foot print)..................Or on second thoughts maybe just this big........(I have narrowed the gap between my hands to the size of a 3 and a half year old Sparrow with dietary concerns and a deformed wing)....................................What's a carbon footprint anyway?
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Silly aardvark, it's how gassy you are!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_footprint
Aardvark gas is melting the polar ice caps!
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Considering that I don't drive, eat very little meat, ride my bike and walk most places, and don't report to an office everyday (Architectural no less. Architectural offices tend to generate tons of paper waste and is a construction field which has an enormous carbon footprint) I am saving the environment just by being unemployed.
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