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Energy and Environment News Roundup – 3.28.13

By Silvio Marcacci on March 28, 2013

A daily roundup of the most important energy, environment, and climate news from around the world.

Category: News | Tags: Alberta, biofuels, british columbia, california, canada, cap and trade, Carbon market, Carbon pricing, carbon tax, China, climate, Climate Change, coal, Disney, drought, earthquakes, Electric Vehicle, emissions, Energy Efficiency, environment, ethanol, EU, European Union, ev, Fisker, fracking, GE Wind, geothermal, global warming, green business, greenland, grid, IMF, interior department, japan, Keystone XL, LCOE, Microsoft, minnesota, mountaintop removal, natural gas, Nebraska, nissan LEAF, NREL, Ocean acidification, offshore wind, Ohio, oil spill, oregon, Peak miles, Pipelines, renewables, Rwanda, Sequestration, Shell, smart grid, smart meters, solar, solar pv, Solar trade war, Subsidies, Suncor Energy, tar sands, texas, transmission, Transportation, uk, united kingdom, Wastewater, Wave energy, wind | 0

Apple Defends Cloud Computing's Green Cred

Apple Defends Cloud Computing’s Green Cred

By The Guardian on April 17, 2012

Greenpeace report named Apple among worst offenders for using highly polluting coal to power their data centres

Category: Corporate Social Responsibility, News | Tags: activism, Amazon.com, apple, business, cloud computing, coal, Computing, Corporate Social Responsibility, csr, E-commerce, Energy, environment, fossil fuels, greenpeace, internet, Microsoft, News, pollution, renewable energy, technology, World news | 1