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As a start, I am uploading the green data center document made by IBM which can be useful for some of us.

Best Regards,

Flavio

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CIO_Guide_to_Green_Data_Center.pdf, 809 KB

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Permalink Reply by Flavio Souza on December 12 月 11, 2009 at 10:40pm 固定リンク10:40pm の December 12 月 11, 2009 について Flavio Souza が返信

Clean Tech Economy Report by WWF

WWF-International released a study today ranking the cleantech market activities of countries around the world. The report predicts that by 2020 the cleantech industry will be worth $2.45 trillion, ranking as the third-largest global industry behind automobiles and electronics.

According to the 44-country ranking, measured by cleantech sales as a percentage of GDP, the Top 3 countries are Denmark, Brazil and Germany. China ranked sixth. The U.S. ranked 19th, just one position behind the United Kingdom. On the bottom half of the list are Australia, ranked 28th, and Canada, ranked 31st. Keith Stewart at WWF said the results come as a warning to Canada. “This report shows that Canada is far behind countries like the U.S. and China in investing in green technologies, in real and relative terms,” he said. “You can be sure the Chinese economy will not sit still while we sit on our hands.”

Via Tyler Hamilton on 12/10/2009 - original post here: http://ow.ly/KWvf

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Permalink Reply by Flavio Souza on November 11 月 2, 2009 at 10:28pm 固定リンク10:28pm の November 11 月 2, 2009 について Flavio Souza が返信

CCCC KICK THE HABIT E-BOOK BY UN

"Addiction is a terrible thing. It consumes and controls us, makes us deny important truths and blinds us to the consequences of our actions. Our society is in the grip of a dangerous greenhouse gas habit.

The message of this book is that we are all part of the solution. Whether you are an individual, a business, an organization or a government, there are many steps you can take to reduce your climate footprint."

Ban Ki-moon
Secretary-General of the United Nations

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