Thrifty Something I Have No Plug Sockets Left in My House and the Gadgets Are Taking Over
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YOU may be too busy staring into your mobile phone to notice, but we're all desperately in love with our gadgets these days. Grandpa is downloading thrash metal tunes for his iPod while the grandchildren are glued, fingers up their noses, to their games consoles.
But does our love affair with technology come at an environmental cost? You bet your PlayStation 3 it does. But what to do? Mobile phones, sat navs, music devices and laptops have become an essential, and unavoidable, part of modern life. One gadget by itself may have very little environmental impact, but think of how many you have, then multiply it by everyone you know, and then... you get the point. But we can still take a few small steps towards making our gadgets greener.See the full content of this document
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Thrifty Something I Have No Plug Sockets Left in My House and the Gadgets Are Taking Over
Simply charging your various do-das properly, and only when nece...
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