Computing and the Future of the Planet

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+ guest694ea7 9 months ago
last week the PRADSA held the PPRSA and has space on TSA which is the way the world of technolofy and social action seems to work, or at least theirs.

This is the first knew piece of technology and social action I have seen since the meeting, so it might be worth joining these two together.

The Economist this week has the technology supplement, and as is the case, a lot on technology and social action, and it is generally a source of irritation on climate change.

I see I have to have an account, so this will appear as guest, so we have guessed
+ sugunasrimaddala 9 months ago
A very good presentation. The growing concern for climatic change got into my heart and I started feeling guilty whenever I switch on my computer. But it has become a necessary evil! Your presentation alleviated my guilt and am glad to know that greener computers are on the way.

Computing and the future of the planet: Demon or Deus ex machina? — Conrad Taylor Computing and the Future of the Planet a talk by Conrad Taylor Demon or Deus ex machina?
Computing and the future of the planet: Demon or Deus ex machina? — Conrad Taylor Burning fossil fuels Carbon Dioxide ‘Greenhouse Effect’ Global Warming
Computing and the future of the planet: Demon or Deus ex machina? — Conrad Taylor Burning fossil fuels Carbon Dioxide

+ conradtaylor, 9 months ago