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Greenmonk reports that Adobe’s HQ in San Jose, California, has achieved triple platinum certification in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Watch the fascinating video:
Tags: carbon footprint, data centre, green buildings, Green IT
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Very cool.
What is again very evident from this video is the fact that you need monitoring mechanisms and also track your before and after energy/water usage.