
About this episode
Digital sobriety is all about reducing the ecological footprint of our daily digital lifestyles. That’s right, using your cell phone, PC or connected refrigerator all contributes to pollution. And it’s on the rise.
The transition to digital technology is often presented as being a positive evolution, especially with regards to reducing household energy consumption. But current practices are contributing to global warming.
How does online browsing contribute to pollution? So, what should we do about it? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions!
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First Broadcast: 25/2/2020
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