The wildflowers are pushing their faces to the sky.
Biggest. Harvest. Ever.
Tomatoes grown on the balcony really do taste better than ones grown in a supermarket...
Thursday, 29 January 2009
Monday, 12 January 2009
Google searches: a new CO2 emissions category?
The Times Online is reporting that each time I search Google, it generates about 7g of CO2.
That still means I'd have to do 143 searches to generate one single kg of CO2, but it's an interesting statistic. I'm counting, today, how many times I do a Google search. I'm up to 10 already, and it's not even midday.
The article also namechecks a couple more count-your-CO2-here sites. I think I need an iPhone app.
My favourite quote from the article: "...maintaining a character (known as an avatar) in the Second Life virtual reality game, requires 1,752 kilowatt hours of electricity per year. That is almost as much used by the average Brazilian." I assume they mean a person living in Brazil.
That still means I'd have to do 143 searches to generate one single kg of CO2, but it's an interesting statistic. I'm counting, today, how many times I do a Google search. I'm up to 10 already, and it's not even midday.
The article also namechecks a couple more count-your-CO2-here sites. I think I need an iPhone app.
My favourite quote from the article: "...maintaining a character (known as an avatar) in the Second Life virtual reality game, requires 1,752 kilowatt hours of electricity per year. That is almost as much used by the average Brazilian." I assume they mean a person living in Brazil.
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