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School PCs are environmental time-bomb, producing 1m tonnes of CO2 - PublicTechnology.net
Tue, 11/14/2006 - 15:54
UK schools are producing 1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide and spending over £100 million every year on electricity, says a report published yesterday. The study, by Open Source consultancy Sirius Corporation, adds that the Goverment's target of interactive whiteboard in every classroom and a computer for every pupil will increase school's power consumption ten fold within the next decade.
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