Tuesday, August 24, 2010
iPad and Kindle Books = Better for Environment than Print Books
Washington Post/Brian Palmer: "Environmental analysis can be an endless balancing of this vs. that. Do you care more about conserving water or avoiding toxic chemical usage? Minimizing carbon dioxide emissions or radioactive nuclear waste? But today the Lantern has good news: There will be no Sophie's Choice when it comes to e-books. As long as you consume a healthy number of titles, you read at a normal pace and you don't trade in your gadget every year, perusing electronically will lighten your environmental impact. ..."
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Environmental Impact,
General,
iPad,
Kindle