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Old 05-01-2008, 01:59 PM   #16
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I really wonder if the manufacture of an eBook really has less of an impact on the environment compare to the use of less paper. Considering the checmical and such used in the production of the reader, and the waste that is produced once it is passed its usefull lifetime.
... plus one needs to analyze the indirect environmental impact of e-books. For instance, e-books can cause significant indirect ecological "damage" through the required use of energy (for instance, when you use your PC to browse e-book catalogs, to download and transfer e-books, or when you use wireless for transfer (e.g. EVDO)).
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Old 05-01-2008, 08:20 PM   #17
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Does anyone else have this sick feeling in the bottom of the stomach??? Why did he choose the Sony Reader as the demo for the waste management topic? Why not a laptop computer or a radio or SOMETHING ELSE besides my beloved reader? Is this a portent of the future, as in "you may as well throw these things away now, because they're going to be pretty useless soon".

Sorry, just throwing that out there!
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Publicity, I expect. Next thing you know all the cool Congresskiddies will be carrying them.
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Old 05-01-2008, 11:38 PM   #19
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Why did he choose the Sony Reader as the demo for the waste management topic?
Possibly it was not a small thing, but not too big, and it fit in his pocket or briefcase.

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