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Why call on IT leaders to be climate leaders?

The climate change impact of the IT industry on emissions is being recognised more widely and starting to be addressed. What is less well known is that IT has the potential to be a big part of the solution to climate change.

We are pressuring the biggest names in the IT industry to move quickly to produce climate solutions and reduce their own emissions. The impact of the IT industry can be summarised as:

The ICT sector creates two percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. That's the bad news. The good news is that its services and products could cut the world's emissions by an estimated 15 percent when applied in industry, buildings, transport and power sectors.

Currently the industry's carbon footprint is growing, and much of these green IT opportunities remain unrealized potential or lack the detailed studies to show how and where they can reduce overall emissions.

The potential is huge - in fact there are not many areas of the economy where IT climate solutions could not help cut greenhouse gas emissions. (Click to see a full chart of ICT climate solutions opportunities).

But time is short to reach the goal of 15 percent reduction by 2020 so companies need to be showing now which technologies and solutions have the biggest impact on overall emissions.

As well as being good for the climate, effective, measurable climate solutions, implemented on a wide scale will mean big profits for the IT industry. The biggest opportunity for the IT industry will be if governments legislate for strong mandatory emissions reduction targets by 2020.

Given there is big money at stake you would think IT bosses would be falling over themselves to push politicians to legislate and make their solutions even more profitable right? Nope, wrong (so far). Politicians are preparing to meet in Copenhagen this December to agree on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol. A strong Copenhagen deal will create the right market conditions for a massive roll-out of smart technologies. But only one big Tech CEO has stepped up to urge a strong deal, with the rest leaving the floor wide open for polluting industry to bully politicians in to making weak or ineffective climate legislation.

That, in 367 words, is why we're campaigning to make champion climate leaders out of these IT industry leaders. But this is a big and complex issue so below are more specifics, analysis of how the IT industry measures up against the lobbying of the dirty fossil fuel industries, what the companies are currently doing in detail on climate advocacy and why the time to speak up is now - both for the companies and the people they listen to - us, their customers.

The climate can't wait for Champions

The IT industry could make money, create new markets and generate new jobs while helping to stop runaway climate change: A win-win for business and the planet. That's the clean tech revolution we need now, not business as usual promoted by dirty industry. Coal, oil, car and power companies are the heavyweights of the climate debate right now and almost all are fighting for the wrong side. To counter them the climate needs champions now who are not afraid to put their full weight behind the clean tech revolution.

That why right now we are focusing in on Google, IBM and Microsoft. All three have redefined many parts of the economy and swept away inefficient business models. They have the power and influence to push governments to make a strong deal at the Copenhagen climate conference this December.

So we're calling on Google, IBM and Microsoft to demand a fair, ambitious, and binding deal to save the climate.

How cool would that be?

How to help the campaign

This website exposes the gap between what the IT industry could do to fight climate change, and what they're doing today. As the leaderboard shows, there's a long way to go (hint: They're scored out of 100). Every IT executive's profile page also includes a list of actions you can take to help pressure him to act.

 

 

 

Come on! Do something for Green Sony. Green PS3....

 

 

 

 

 

Green Panasonic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Dell has yet to speak out decisively on behalf of Dell for a strong Copenhagen deal. Read the details or do something about it.

 

 

 

 

 

Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo has yet to speak out decisively on behalf of Nokia for a strong climate deal at Copenhagen (Ericsson has). Read the details or do something about it.

 

 

 

 

 

Green Windows

 

Green Microsoft

 

Steve Ballmer 

 

CISCO

 

Green CISCO

 

 

Intel

 

Green Intel

 

 

 

Google

 

Save the Earth, Green Peace

 

 

 

 

 

Fujitsu

 

Save the earth, Green Peace

 

 

 

IBM

 

 

 

HP

 

Green Peace

 

 

 

 

 

你是不是党员？——官腔：没有最牛 只有更牛
作者: 综合

2009-11-06 15:12:15
 来源:南方周末网络专稿

“官腔常常有，最近特别多。”有网友发帖如此评价。
1月4日，郑州一都市报刊登一篇调查稿《“养犬办”被指只管收钱不管事》，文中记者质疑1200万元的养犬管理费的去向，采访了郑州市养犬办负责人王平，希望公布相关账目，王平让记者直接问财政局。
记者通过郑州市财政局办公室联系上了该局预算外资金管理局城建处处长王冠旗。“你是不是党员？”王冠旗质问记者：“如果你要采访这笔费用的开支，就必须获得我们局党委和新闻发言人的批准！办公室让你直接采访我是违反规定的！”
官腔： “没有最牛，只有更牛”
报道一经推出，“你是不是党员”这句简单的问话，在网上转载疯了，“雷语”把公众彻底雷倒。
讨论事件的部分网友认为，鉴于“最牛”官腔记录一再被刷新，官腔果然“没有最牛，只有更牛！”
今年6月，记者就郑州市须水镇经济适用房用地建别墅一事，采访时任郑州市规划局副局长的逯军时，被劈头一问：“你是准备替党说话，还是准备替老百姓说话？”这句雷人“官腔”曾在全国风靡一时。
10月27日，广州交通整治会上，记者提问“道路封闭，是否该提前公布封闭措施”时，与会的一位中年男子突然说：“那么我是不是拉屎也要告诉你啊？臭不臭也要告诉你？”此语一经报道，此人立即被网友称为“拉屎官”。

【南方周末】本文网址：http://www.infzm.com/content/37034

看了这篇影评就兴致勃勃地买了碟，应该还是值得看看的。

 

 

Tim Burton

 

【电影】“9” 反抗引领人性重组

作者: 满囤儿 2009-11-03 16:40:03 来源:南方人物周刊

子弹比较贵。。。

 

枪械比较旧。。。

 

凑合吧。。。。

 

 

太帅了

 

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