Basically Google's carbon footprint was so massive, they weren't meeting the mission statement, "do no evil". That'd be my take on it. Google understands as I do, the potenial benefits to the world because of their practical, pragmatic approach to creating real success from irrational dreams. Good to see. I'll keep watching, but so far ultimate power has not led to ultimate corruption, and I wish them much luck in their quest to open up the 700 band. Different kind of line to god, to goddess, to it, to nothing, to something. Let's all take a silent moment, a few seconds, to hope.
In a conference call Tuesday with reporters, Sergey
Brin, Google’s other founder and president of technology, said the effort
was motivated in part by the company’s frustrating search for clean, cheap
energy alternatives.
“It’s very hard to find options that aren’t coal-based or other dirty
technologies,” he said. “We don’t feel good about being in that situation as a
company. We feel…
In a conference call Tuesday with reporters, Sergey
Brin, Google’s other founder and president of technology, said the effort
was motivated in part by the company’s frustrating search for clean, cheap
energy alternatives.
“It’s very hard to find options that aren’t coal-based or other dirty
technologies,” he said. “We don’t feel good about being in that situation as a
company. We feel…