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Gaming's Carbon Footprint: Are Downloaded Games Actually Worse Than Disks?
Here's something that you probably didn't see coming. The amount of greenhouse gases emitted during the production of a hard Blu-ray disk is actually less than the carbon released during the download of a single videogame.
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Australia Can Afford to Make Huge Carbon Cuts, Likely Won't
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Carbon Emissions: The World Isn't Doing Enough - UN Report
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Mapping Out Deep Carbon Cuts
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Tons of Methane Comes from the Ocean's Most Abundant Organism
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Researchers Suggest "Breeding Out" High Methane Emissions
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Oceans' Carbon Release could Fuel Climate Change
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Rising Sea Disturbs the Dead, Threatens Islands
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Reducing Tropic Deforestation Could Cut World Emissions
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China Plans to Cap Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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