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Is Gmail the World's Greenest Email?
greenercomputing.com (Aug 21 2009) Carbon Footprint , Emissions , Cloud Computing , Servers
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Google's efforts to make its data centers as energy efficient as possible have some arguing that Gmail is the greenest of them all. (Read Full Article)
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