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Computerworld UK Green Zone is a resource for everyone charged with delivering cost-effective, sustainable computing systems
Top Green Computing story
CERN grid boosts drug and climate change research
The computing grid built to carry data from the Large Hadron Collider to scientists around the world is also being used to speed the development of life-saving drugs and uncover the causes of climate change, people involved in the project said Friday.
Scientists at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, known by its French acronym, CERN, joined their colleagues in North America and Asia via live video-link on Friday, saying that the grid is ready for action when particle physics experiments resume at CERN next May.
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- Prototype technology turns laptop heat into power
- IT directors to challenge vendors' green claims
- Storage appliance aimed at high-profile customers
- Datacentres get power-saving flash storage
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White paper library
Why green security makes good business sense
From Wick Hill Group
High Tech: Low Carbon
From Intellect
An inefficient truth
From Global Action Plan
Global Action Plan
Global Action Plan is a practical charity that is driving environmental awareness among the corporate IT community. It has created an Environmental IT Leadership Team, involving IT chiefs from the British Medical Association (BMA), Sony UK, John Lewis, E.ON UK, CQS, the University of Cumbria and Lloyds TSB, together with sponsor IT services company Logicalis, that will highlight best practices for sustainable corporate IT.
Green Computing Toolbox
These tools and websites will help you devise the strategies your organisation needs.
- Carbon Footprint
Measure your share of UK carbon dioxide emissions!
http://www.carboncalculator.com
http://www.footprinter.com - Understanding the Jargon
The Dictionary of Sustainable Management, created by the San Francisco-based Presidio School of Management defines more than 250 must-know terms of sustainable business.
http://www.sustainabilitydictionary.com - Waste and Recycling
Get the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory reform’s full advice on the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations and what you have to do.
http://www.dti.gov.uk - For an alternative government take on the same regulations from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
http://www.defra.gov.uk - For a highly contested look at the environmental credentials of your suppliers, see the Greenpeace guide to electronics.
http://www.greenpeace.org
Pressure groups and charities
Environmental awareness among business owes much to long running awareness campaigns by non-governmental organisations and charities.
- Global Action Plan
The UK charity that is driving environmental awareness among the corporate IT community.
http://www.globalactionplan.org.uk - Green technology initiative
Announced with a fanfare earlier this summer, this organisation has yet to flourish, but could be an important player going forward
http://www.greentechnologyinitiative.org - Computer Air International
Want to recycle your PCs to help the Third World? This charity will help you do it.
http://www.computeraid.org - Friends of the Earth
The UK’s original environmental pressure group.
http://www.foe.co.uk - Greenpeace
For controversial research and comment
http://www.greenpeace.org.uk

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