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An interesting post on the BCS ethics blog discusses whether we should rely solely on ratings such as energy star?
http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=ConWebDoc.26787
“Is the Energy Star rating the be-all and end-all in terms of your green credentials? Melvyn Wray of Allied Telesis discusses the ways in which manufacturers can improve the green credentials of their products.”
Tags: energy star, rating
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