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  1. Wake Up IT: Wait Til You See Your Energy Bill October 30, 2007

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  2. Save The World Or Get Rich Tryin’ October 26, 2007

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  3. Celebrity Gossip for Greener Outcomes: outstanding October 26, 2007

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  4. Toyota as a case study in complexity. Is prius just a greenwash halo? October 25, 2007

    Posted in automotive, carbon, electrics, North America.

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  5. Freecycle: Changing The World One Gift at a Time October 24, 2007

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  6. The Voice of Cassanda: Manufacturing Cost is Not an “Externality” October 22, 2007

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  7. BT: Real Leadership on Carbon Emissions October 19, 2007

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  8. Why the Poisoned Apple? Lets learn from the Shakers October 18, 2007

    Posted in chemicals, sustainability.

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  9. Blog Action and the Environment October 16, 2007

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  10. How much automation is too much automation? Flushed Away October 16, 2007

    Posted in waste, water.

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  11. The Carbon Cost of The Surveillance Society October 12, 2007

    Posted in carbon, footprint, surveillance.

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  12. Cool IBM Green Data Center Blog: This is how we roll. October 11, 2007

    Posted in footprint, India, SAP, Uncategorized.

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  13. Oracle’s shareholders to consider environmental impact of Open Source Software? October 8, 2007

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  14. OpenEco.org: an open source approach to sustainability October 5, 2007

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  15. Las Vegas: The Opposite of Green October 5, 2007

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  16. Burma: Its all about natural resources October 5, 2007

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  17. The UK Gets A Green IT Conference: w00t! October 1, 2007

    Posted in electrics, sustainability.

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