Focus on Goals 6-13-11

Cl. 4A e 4B ITE A.S. 2021-22

Focus on Goal 6-13-11

Cl. 4A ITE

4B ITE

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59109186

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The leaders of the world's richest economies have agreed to pursue efforts to limit global warming with "meaningful and effective actions".
But the agreement from the G20 summit in Rome made few concrete commitments, disappointing activists.

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Following the footprints of our schoolmates who gratuated last year and participated to the contest #IoCiTengo (as they talked about e-waste in their video), we would like to say something about digital pollution that we have seen with our teacher while studing lCT

China and Russia the world's biggest polluters- ''basically didn't show up'' on matters of the climate, which was ''disappointing''. Their absence raised concerns that a deal would not be easy to reach.

In the last 35 years technology has completely transformed lives and workplaces.
We all use tablets, smartphones, laptops, how mutch does technology impact environment?
Do you know that a simple digital enquiry on Google emits approximately 7g of CO2?

ABOUT DIGITAL POLLUTION

Just a few figures:

1 email emits 10g of CO2;
Every day, an average of 294 billion emails are sent;
The average weight of web pages increased by 115 between 1995 and 2015;
Watching a 30min show leads to emissions of 1.6kg of CO2;
Online video streaming produced 30 million tons of CO2 emissions (equivalent to a country like Spain).

“Digital Sobriety” should be a MUST, 80% of the energy costs of a smartphone occurs at the time of its manufacture, rather than during its usage. Repairing and refurbishing old devices can therefore significantly lower their environmental costs, once used and thrown away, these devices become e-waste.