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Save the planet I have had email for nine years and I have never thought delete old mails was a positive action in favor the environment. A few days ago I was watching my facebook and I saw a notice from the web site International Radio France that interested me. The notice was about digital pollution caused for save old mails. The mails are saved in a big data central. These data centrals need a lot of energy and a sophisticated cooling system to work. Both of them produce an ecological footprint. It is necessary too much energy to save mails: if you save 30 mails is like turn on a focus for 24 hours. In France people deleted more that 3 million of mails. This action was like turn off 94 000 focuses in one day. The event was organized by two organizations: Newmanity and Fullmobs. It is not frequent people delete mails from their inbox, but if you want to save energy and be greener there are very simple advices: a) do not send attach files if is not necessary or reduce the size of the file; b) do not answer all recipients if is not necessary and c) delete the chat history and only save the current message.

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Save the planet

I have had email for nine years and I had never thought that deleting old mails was good for the environment. A few days ago I was on facebook and I saw a notice from the website International Radio France that interested me. The notice was about the digital pollution caused by saving old emails. The mails are saved in a big data server. The server needs a lot of energy and a sophisticated cooling system to work. It produces an ecological footprint. It needs too much energy to save mails: if you save 30 mails is like (turning on a focus??) for 24 hours.
In France people deleted more than 3 million emails. This action was like (turning off 94 000 focuses??) in one day. The event was organized by two organizations: Newmanity and Fullmobs.
It is seldom people delete emails from their inbox, but if you want to save energy and be greener here is some very simple advice: a) do not send attached files unless needed, or, reduce the size of the file; b) do not answer all recipients if you can and c) delete the chat history and only save the current message. (but then I would not know what we chatted about?!!)

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