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How much CO2 emissions does a typical facebook page cause? - adam c - 03-05-2014 02:37 PM
I recently found out that webpages can cause a lot of CO2 due to the energy usage of servers. Does anyone know any statistics about this, particularly how much CO2 are you producing from creating a facebook page adding particular applications, uploading photos etc?
I recently found out that webpages can cause a lot of CO2 due to the energy usage of servers. Does anyone know any statistics about this, particularly how much CO2 are you producing from creating a facebook page adding particular applications, uploading photos etc? ?
Really fodaddy19 its asinine. Why exactly is that?
Facebook pages generate CO2. There are 10s of millions of facebook pages so even if one page only generates a minimal amount of CO2, f you look at the combined CO2 emitted by all facebook pages you will probably find that it is quite significant amount, (or should I say asinine amount? as you may be someone who doesnt think that CO2 emissions are really all that significant)
- fodaddy19 - 03-05-2014 02:43 PM
Too minimal to account for. The servers wil be running whether you have facebook page or not. This is really an asinine question. The amount of CO2 you exhale in a 1 minute period is probably more carbon that is released from the power station that powers the facebook server when someone views your facebook page over the course of a year.
- JOHNNIE B - 03-05-2014 02:48 PM
U produce much more by breathing...