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Quicklink Unveils Carbon Footprint Calculator By Phil Kurz published 28 October 21 The tool determines the CO2 emissions saved by using its remote contribution solutions
Streaming's Carbon Footprint: `Very Small’ Netflix Funded Study Reports By George Winslow last updated 13 June 21 Research by the Carbon Trust says 19 minutes of streaming is about the same as boiling an electric kettle
