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In recent years the Wikipedia:environmental issues with respect to computers (WP)s have been highlighted and some progress has been made to reduce this impact.
The impact of computer waste is part of a larger problem with electronics.
Contents
History
- See also: Wikipedia:History of computing hardware
Electronic computers began appearing in the 1940s with a slow progression in technology and number of units until the 1980s. Then, with the development of the Wikipedia:IBM Personal Computer and their clones sales of computers increased dramatically. This increase, along with changing technology leading to obsolescence, created large amounts of Wikipedia:electronic waste.
Environmental issues
- See also: Wikipedia:Environmental issue
Manufacturing process
Energy consumption
Wikipedia:PowerTOP is a software utility designed to measure, explain and minimise a computer's electrical power consumption.
Electronic waste
Mitigation of impact
Green computing
- See also: Sustainability
Energy efficiency
- See also: Wikipedia:Efficient energy use
Computer recycling
See also
- Wikipedia:80 PLUS
- Wikipedia:Climate Savers Computing Initiative
- Wikipedia:DeepStream Technologies
- Wikipedia:Everex green computer
- Wikipedia:Fit-PC
- Wikipedia:Green computing
- Wikipedia:IBM Project Big Green
- Wikipedia:Linutop
- Wikipedia:Power management
- Wikipedia:PowerTOP
- Wikipedia:Remploy e-cycle
- Wikipedia:TCO Certification
- Wikipedia:The Green Grid
- Wikipedia:Appropriate technology
- Wikipedia:Electronics and the environment
- Wikipedia:Sustainable Electronics Initiative (SEI)
- List of environmental issues
External links