Internet pollution Stefania Hrw.pptx

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The document discusses how internet and digital technology negatively impact the environment through carbon emissions. It notes that data centers consume large amounts of electricity, with and Google being the largest consumers worldwide. Internet traffic alone accounts for 3.7% of global carbon emissions, similar to emissions from the global aviation industry. The document provides ways for individuals to reduce their environmental footprint when using the internet and calls on technology companies to make online services more sustainable. It highlights examples of companies investing in renewable energy for data center operations.

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