Abstract
Recent analysis suggests that global IT, a rapidly expanding sector, is responsible for two to four percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. How is the use of computers and networks affecting our planet‟s atmosphere? Through the example of Google, the world‟s most visited website, this article explores the ways in which the Internet generates GHGs, the difficulties in quantifying these emissions, and the possible mitigation of negative planetary impacts. Author’s Note
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