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Old 04-26-2009, 10:39 AM   #37
HarryT
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When you can explain to me how the manufacturing of one reader that can hold 15,000 books is not better than 15,000 books' worth of trees to be felled, pulped, manufactured with harsh and environmentally-damaging chemicals and an incredible amount of fresh water that becomes waste afterward, stored, shipped and delivered to your door by vehicle, I'll stop fooling myself...
But can you show that the number of books printed is reduced by even one, as a result of you buying an eBook reader? One might play "devil's advocate" and say that eBook readers are a bad thing, in that they produce additional environmental pollution, while having no material benefit whatsoever in terms of reducing the number of printed books produced.
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