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Michael Bluejay's Saving Electricity site reveals that powering a desktop PC with a 17-inch LCD, 8 hours a day, 20 days a month costs about $35 a year. It also claims that computers and electronics consume nearly 10 percent (in some cases below) of the average energy bill. Hence, you should take considerable approach to reduce the PC's carbon footprint.

It has been predicted by many scientists as well as environment conservationists that modern day data centres are likely to overtake airline companies in terms of the gross carbon footprint within the next few years. That is why, it has become extremely important for data centre owners to implement means for making their facilities more energy efficient and eco-friendly.

Discover eco-conscious travel practices and responsible tourism with our guide. Explore tips for reducing your carbon footprint, supporting local communities, and protecting natural environments. Sttnetwork is your trusted source for sustainable travel insights, ensuring unforgettable experiences while preserving our planet.

World Environment Day (WED) is celebrated worldwide on 5th of June every year. Run by United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the celebration raises awareness on the importance of taking positive environmental measu

What is the significance of mobile apps today? Why are businesses of all sizes striving to have a footprint in the app market? What are the challenges involved in getting an app up and running? Without a clear understanding of these points, it is not possible to truly appreciate the benefits of mobile application development services. Let's take a quick look at some of the compelling statistics from a recent research report:

What is the significance of mobile apps today? Why are businesses of all sizes striving to have a footprint in the app market? What are the challenges involved in getting an app up and running?

Many states in the USA have introduced laws called Renewable Portfolio Standards, with the goal of increasing their share of renewable generation and reducing their carbon footprint. An RPS law establishes a minimum renewable generation percentage for all electric utility companies in the state, and there are significant fines for non-compliance. The RPS target for New Jersey is 22.5% by 2021, with a specific solar power target of 4.1% by 2028. A Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) program has been created to help reach that target, which will be explained in this article.

US drugstore chain Walgreens has announced plans to close around 200 locations in the US as part of its transformational cost management programme. This move follows a review of the real estate footprint in the US that was announced by the company on its earnings call for the fiscal quarter ended 31 May this year.

Peripheral component interconnect (PCI) extensions for Instrumentation (PXI) is an open modular standard in the automated test and measurement. It offers high measurement speed, small footprint, and low power consumption compare to traditional test and measurement technique such as rack-and-stack test systems. The various application market of PXI technology include, wireless technology, aerospace, defense and consumer electronics industries.

Home > Facilities > Waterparks + Resorts > Here are the Coolest and Craziest Waterpark Attractions From This Year's IAAPA Expo Waterparks + Resorts November 27, 2017 0 0 Here are the Coolest and Craziest Waterpark Attractions From This Year's IAAPA Expo A ferris wheel-like waterslide and an underwater car system had the industry buzzing about the future of waterparks at IAE 2017. By Nate Traylor IAAPA Each year, the movers and shakers from the attractions industry converge in Orlando to buy and sell the latest inventions that move and shake thrill seekers. Outrageous roller coasters have long been the stars of the show. Slowly but surely, that's changing. Waterpark attractions are drawing more and more attention with each year as engineers dream up ever more wild slides and imaginative water-based rides. This year's IAAPA Attractions Expo was no exception. Here are three of the show's most buzzworthy waterpark projects. Slidewheel Here's a concept that finally answers the question we've all secretly asked ourselves at one time or another: What if a ferris wheel and a waterslide mated? The Slidewheel comes from the German firm Wiegland.maelzer. Its compact design takes up less space than a conventional waterslide - ideal for waterparks with a small footprint or for properties that simply want to cram in another ride. According to reports, if one were to untangle the knot of tubes, it would be just as long as a traditional slide. And at three revolutions per minute, riders won't feel they're be

The SmartPlug Stainless Inlet is easily retrofitted to the existing 4 hole pattern and footprint of the traditional twist type inlet. The inlet can be wired for 125V or 250V service and is used in conjunction with the connector. The Inlet cap and flange are made of 316 stainless steel.

The SmartPlug Stainless Inlet is easily retrofitted to the existing 4 hole pattern and footprint of the traditional twist type inlet. The inlet can be wired for 125V or 250V service and is used in conjunction with the connector.

Carbon offsets in the corporate world are crucial for companies looking to mitigate their environmental impact. They enable businesses to invest in sustainability initiatives like reforestation and renewable energy projects, helping to balance out their carbon emissions. By participating in a sustainable travel and transportation network, companies can demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility, reduce their carbon footprint, and contribute to a greener future.

Business travel is crucial in today's corporate landscape, allowing professionals to expand their networks, attend conferences, and explore new markets. However, the environmental impact of business travel cannot be ignored. With the increasing urgency to address climate change and promote sustainable practices, it becomes imperative for business travelers and companies to prioritize sustainability in their travel decisions. In this blog, we will delve into the reasons why business travelers often overlook sustainability, the importance of considering sustainability in business travel jobs, and how we can meet the needs of business travelers while minimizing our carbon footprint.

An exhibition stand that reflects the true essence of sustainability. Built entirely from material salvaged within the UAE to avoid air miles, cut its environmental impact and reduce its carbon footprint this stand not only achieved MSRS 'Sustainability Leader' status but also gave back 40% ROI on the client's budget allocation. Proving once and for all that sustainable stands needn't cost the earth.

A visual representation of this company's mission statement, which focuses on integrity, responsibility and innovation. The stand was designed around the '4 Rs' - Reduce, Recycle, Reuse and Replace and was awarded a certificate for achieving MSRS 'Sustainability Leader' level by reducing not only post waste production but also its carbon footprint.

VX series is an industrial dust collector with high negative pressure, stable design, small footprint and flexible movement.