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I confess that I have a strong environmental, conservationist streak in me. Maybe it is the Boy Scout thing. But I also work in a world where sentiments vary, scientific sophistication is spotty, and profits speak louder than compassion. Having said, the CIO can take steps to implement solutions that reduce his organization’s carbon footprint. And I do not mean to outsource so that some other company has to worry about it: my conscience is clean. Solutions for green have to be cost-effective and have a RoI greater than the five year depreciation of the capital investment. Discuss the barriers to green and the opportunities to green this week that are within the CIO’s sphere of influence.
The video I uploaded is a presentation at the Wharton School (U of PA) on an emerging technology to capture CO2 from the atmosphere and re-purpose it. It is not directly a CIO-IT discussion but I include it to give you the idea that sometimes emerging technologies offer promise over a jump on the bandwagon for a lesser technology does. It is called an opportunity cost. I also like for you to hear his approach to problem solving.
As I researched this week’s problem I found a wealth of material 2010 and earlier. Often it was simply out of date. Sometimes I found material that is most likely already a part of your understanding of carbon foot prints. Like New York City will be under water within 50 years and goodbye Florida.
Reference: Bernard, D. (2016, July 18). Can Carbon Capture Solve the Climate Crisis. [MP4] Wharton School. Retrieved from
Citation: (Baker, 2016)
Reference: Cusick, D. (2013, June 20). How Companies Could Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Make Money. Scientific American. Retrieved from https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-companies-could-cut-greenhouse-gas-emissions-and-make-money/
Citation: (Cusick, 2013)
Reference: Dix, J. (2010, September 27). The Green Imperative. Retrieved from
Citation: (Dix, 2010)
Reference: Fehrenbacher, K. (2015, September 28).How big companies are reducing emissions—and making money. Fortune. Retrieved from http://fortune.com/2015/09/28/carbon-emissions-seimens-dell/
Citation: (Fehrenbacher, 2015)
Reference: Jowitt, T. (2009, September 28). IT Not Convinced About Cloud’s Green Credentials Retrieved from
Citation: (Jowitt, 2009)
Reference: Schultz, B. (2010, October 25). Top 12 Green IT Products. Retrieved from
Citation: (Schultz, 2010)
Reference: Tamminen, T. (2011, February 11). Companies Managing Their Carbon Footprint: Winners and Losers. Retrieved from
Citation: (Tamminen, 2011)
Reference: Washburn, D. (2010, October 20). Forrester: 3 More Ways to Cut Data Center Energy Costs. Retrieved from
Citation: (Washburn, 2010)
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