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    2. Sustainability as Economic Game Changer

      Explore environmentalleader.com (Jan 26 2012) Construction , Emissions

      Sustainability as Economic Game Changer ...BM Launches PowerUp – Online Climate Change Game How to Engage Employees in Sustainability Chevron, The Economist Launch Online Energy Game Related Topics Guest Column Sustainability Sustainable Strategy & Leaders... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   The Economist   IBM

    3. Thinking about Data Center business in China, consider the lessons of Soccer

      Explore greenm3.com (Dec 20 2011)

      Thinking about Data Center business in China, consider the lessons of Soccer ...re a bunch of friends I have discussed the challenges of conducting data center business in China.  The Economist has a great article on Why China fails at Football (Soccer). Why China fails at football Little r... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   The Economist

    4. Is a Carbon Tax Actually Good for the Economy?

      Explore Ecocentric (Jun 22 2010) Cap and Trade , Carbon Tax , Emissions , Fossil Fuel

      Is a Carbon Tax Actually Good for the Economy? ...rbon polluters are utilities, and it's unlikely they're try to sell coal power to China. Of course, the Economist was examining at a carbon tax, which would directly price carbon, rather than the more baroque cap-... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Europe   The Economist

    5. Can China build Green Data Centers?

      Explore greenm3.com (May 6 2010)

      Can China build Green Data Centers? ...  See this Economist article. Electricity and development in China Apr 29th 2010 | HONG KONG | From The Economist print edition AFTER a brief blip caused by the global economic slowdown, the electricity business i... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   Google   The Economist

    6. How Green Technology will weather the post copenhagen slump - By Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Apr 5 2010)

      How Green Technology will weather the post copenhagen slump - By Peter Judge A new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit makes depressing reading, if you are relying on public opinion to sweep through t... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   The Economist   Peter Judge   Bloom Energy

    7. Six Top Tech Trends For 2010

      Explore thestreet.com (Dec 15 2009) Cloud Computing

      Six Top Tech Trends For 2010 ...first enterprise-class Virtual Private Data Center (VPDC)." This message may be getting through. The Economist recently ran an online debate, "This house believes that the cloud can't be entirely trusted." More... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Amazon.com   Cisco   The Economist

    8. Britain's energy crisis - How long till the lights go out?

      Explore Economist.com (Aug 10 2009) Fossil Fuel , Nuclear

      Britain's energy crisis - How long till the lights go out? Thanks to its posturing politicians, Britain will soon start to run out of electricity. What should it do? IN THE frigid opening days of 2009, Britain’s electricity demand peaked at 59 gigawatts (GW). Just over 45% of that came from power plants fuelled by gas from the North Sea. A further 35% or so came from coal, less than 15% from nuclear power and the rest from a hotch-potch ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Europe   Norway   United Kingdom

    9. Netbook, Small and Disruptive – Always Connected Servers and Devices

      Explore greenm3.com (Jun 15 2009) Cloud Computing

      Netbook, Small and Disruptive – Always Connected Servers and Devices ...s titled “Small and Disruptive.” Small but disruptive Jun 11th 2009 | SAN FRANCISCO AND TAIPEI From The Economist print edition Laptops are evolving—and forcing the rest of the computer industry to change Imaginec... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   The Economist   Steve Jobs

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