Comments on: Making our website greener http://blog.catalogchoice.org/2008/10/04/making-our-website-greener/ Reduce the number of catalogs you receive in the mail and go paperless. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:13:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Barrie Cook http://blog.catalogchoice.org/2008/10/04/making-our-website-greener/comment-page-1/#comment-9034 Barrie Cook Sun, 05 Oct 2008 00:26:12 +0000 http://blog.catalogchoice.org/?p=291#comment-9034 You can further reduce your site's environmental impact by using a truly solar-powered ISP such as my hosting provider, aiso.net, in Romoland, California. Barrie You can further reduce your site’s environmental impact by using a truly solar-powered ISP such as my hosting provider, aiso.net, in Romoland, California.

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]]> By: Tracy Glomski http://blog.catalogchoice.org/2008/10/04/making-our-website-greener/comment-page-1/#comment-9031 Tracy Glomski Sat, 04 Oct 2008 20:31:31 +0000 http://blog.catalogchoice.org/?p=291#comment-9031 Wow, I'd never encountered the CO2Stats service before. Sounds very sophisticated! I like it. My husband and I have a contract with the local utilities company for up to 400 kWh per month in wind power. We've actually used an average of only 325 kWh per month for the past year. So the computer is running very clean in our home, but I do worry a little about the servers elsewhere. Nice to know that Catalog Choice is so attuned to this issue. Wow, I’d never encountered the CO2Stats service before. Sounds very sophisticated! I like it.

My husband and I have a contract with the local utilities company for up to 400 kWh per month in wind power. We’ve actually used an average of only 325 kWh per month for the past year. So the computer is running very clean in our home, but I do worry a little about the servers elsewhere. Nice to know that Catalog Choice is so attuned to this issue.

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