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		<title>Tweeting: Bad for the Environment?</title>
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Two fairly large portions of my life are devoted being &#8220;green&#8221; and tweeting. While going through my RSS reader, I found this article from the Kid Tech Guru about seeing how much Carbon Emissions is caused by my tweets on this site.  I was appalled to see that my both my family&#8217;s cars put together give out less C02 [...]]]></description>
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<p>Two fairly large portions of my life are devoted <a title="Green" href="http://www.goodtobegreen.com/" target="_blank">being &#8220;green&#8221;</a> and <a title="Twitter: Riley Kaminer" href="http://twitter.com/rileykaminer" target="_blank">tweeting</a>. While going through my RSS reader, I found <a title="Twitter Emissions Article" href="http://kidtechguru.blogspot.com/2009/01/find-out-how-much-co2-have-you-emitted.html" target="_blank">this article</a> from the <a title="Kid Tech Guru" href="http://kidtechguru.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">Kid Tech Guru</a> about seeing how much Carbon Emissions is caused by my tweets on <a title="Twitter CO2" href="http://h3o.de/co2/" target="_blank">this site</a>.  I was appalled to see that my both my family&#8217;s cars put together give out less C02 Emissions (about 2,000 lbs. less) than <a title="My CO2 Tweets" href="http://h3o.de/co2/index.php?user=rileykaminer" target="_blank">I do a year</a> by tweeting.  The number is compiled between how long you individually use your computer to type tweets, and then your follower base.  Now, granted, they estimate that 100% of your followers see every single tweet of yours, very off from how it really is, but still&#8211;this is kind of scary.  </p>
<p>I bet that the person who developed this web app anticipated this issue, as it says some helpful tips on how to be more green (i.e. planting trees, save energy, etc&#8230;) at the bottom of your results page.  </p>
<p>Another flaw of the calculation is how they decided how much power a computer screen takes, and also what happens if you tweet from a phone exclusively?</p>
<p>Though it is a very rough estimate, the C02 Emissions Calculator scares me.  Back to tweeting!</p>
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