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EPEAT Reseller Program Seeks to Spread the Word About Green IT

By GreenerComputing Staff
Published: November 20, 2008

PORTLAND, Ore. -- By expanding the sales network for the energy efficient and low-toxic computer products to channel resellers, the group behind the green IT rating label aims to help support existing environmental computing goals and make it easier for new companies to board the bandwagon.

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Verdiem Takes Campaign to Cut PC Energy Use to the U.K.

By GreenerComputing Staff
Published: November 19, 2008

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM -- Three months after launching energy management software to help U.S. consumers cut their PC energy use, Verdiem introduced the free software to the United Kingdom market.

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ICT Could Cut U.S. Emissions by 22 Percent, Save Billions

By ClimateBiz Staff, ClimateBiz
Published: November 18, 2008

OAKLAND, Calif. -- ICT could also save the country up to $240 billion from gross energy and fuel savings, according to research from The Boston Consulting Group and The Climate Group released Tuesday. The groups unveiled the U.S. addendum to a previously released report called "SMART 2020: enabling the low carbon economy in the information age," which used a global scope.

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Healthy Hospitals: Controlling Pests without Harmful Pesticides

Health Care Without Harm
Published: March 5, 2004

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This November 2003 survey, released by health advocate groups Health Care Without Harm and Beyond Pesticides, found that many major hospitals are regularly spraying with toxic pesticides. The good news, according to the report, is that some hospitals are having great success managing pests with no or very few hazardous pesticides by using proven, safer integrated pest management (IPM) techniques. Want to find out more? The report concludes with tips and resources on how hospitals can manage pests while also protecting the health of people and the environment.

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