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Tags: Energy efficiency, Case Study
Data centers house information technology equipment, such as any computer system and associated components required to keep a website functioning. Anytime you GChat, Like a company on Facebook, make a mention on Twitter, or post an article to your blog --in short, anytime you use the internet-- your web device communicates with a data center.
Tags: News and Policy, Energy efficiency
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Tags: Renewables, News and Policy, Energy efficiency, Building science
At WegoWise we admire New Ecology's mission of community-based sustainable development, so we jumped at the chance to have Alison Corwin introduce their new online project on our blog:
Tags: Renewables, Energy efficiency, Affordable housing, Water Conservation
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is the American branch of Green Cross International, a group based in Sweden thats mission is to promote sustainability and, to put it their words, "reconnect humanity with the environment." Global Green's Devin Lowell, WegoWise's first guest blogger, wrote this article for us:
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Late last month, Google and Microsoft each announced that they will be shutting down their respective energy tracking software projects for homeowners. Both released in mid 2009, these projects will come to an end in the coming year, Google’s Powermeter September 16th, 2011 and Microsoft Hohm May 31st, 2012.
