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Yahoo! Says Yes to Greener Data Center, Yes to Renewable Energy, No to Carbon Offsets

Photo via Yahoo! Carbon offsets have their place in the scheme of reducing carbon footprints of energy intensive businesses. But they shouldn't be used instead of actual reduction of carbon emissions, especially when it comes to data centers that need to be made radically more energy efficient. Yahoo! seems to agree, or so their latest move in the race to to create the greenest data center run on renewable energy would imply. The company is working to build a super efficient data center, run on p...

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