Thread: Are eReaders Really Green?
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:05 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Joshua.P View Post
I didn't buy my ereader to be "green" so I don't know what 'yall worrying about.
Well, neither did I, but it's a nice bonus. If it had turned out that e-readers were less green than paper books I wouldn't have gone back to paper, but I'm glad to learn that it's not an issue.

And now that it seems Mr. Moran (a bit of an apt name, it turns out) thinks e-ink readers are dead and based all his analysis on the iPad, I suspect it didn't even take 32.5 books for my Kindle to be greener than paper.
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