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November
2009
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The Environment Agency furthers the Green IT possibilities
Check out this article talking about how the Environment Agency has signed a new contract with a service provider to further its green IT efforts. It’s interesting to note that it is aiming to reduce its carbon impact by 50% including planning to recycle the bare metal. Great news for the Environmental Agnecy and for furthering the Green IT movement, it will be great to see how they get on.
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