In so many mirror gazing ways it's hard to know where to start.
By not sharing this, for one, probably:(
Revealed: the environmental impact of Google searches
Kind of puts' do no harm' under the spotlight.
Frankly I figure we need to get back to priorities, and with luck this may make those a tad to quick to invoke a ban or point a finger look a bit closer to home before they get all selective of what 'they' want 'others' to not do.
I don't see googling being off most folks menus any time soon.
I wonder if there's any irony now in using the Google Carbon Calculator?
Indy - Giant plasma TVs face ban in battle to green Britain
Interesting, as I read this on my PC.
I must google further...
Oh, rats.
BBC - 'Carbon cost' of Google revealed
The Register - Forget Google rationing: Only lighting farts can save the planet
Addendum...
Guardian - Sunday Times clarifies figures in Google carbon emissions debate - The MSM. What's not to like? Or trust. Or respect? Or pay attention to...
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