May 18, 2009 | News

The Times of London has backtracked on its assertion that a single Google search takes 10g of CO2. Google responed to the assertion by coming up with its own list of carbon emission data for searches.  Google says a typical search takes one kilojoule of energy and emits only 0.2 g of carbon dioxide.

To provide some context, Google says a single cheeseburger has the same carbon impact as 15,100 Google searches.


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