Relocate computers to BC and save energy
To the Editor Tess argues that relocating the world’s computer servers to British Columbia could cut coal use and greenhouse gas emissions by powering data centers with BC’s renewable energy. He suggests data transmission is easier than electricity movement, enabling global data flow while boosting BC’s clean energy economy and job creation.
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Warning to drivers near Aspen Mobile Estates and school zone
A resident recounts a rear end collision last August while eight and a half months pregnant and urges drivers to stay focused. She notes fear of driving home with her child in the back, advocates strict adherence to a 30 mph school zone, and calls for responsible driving to prevent tragedies.
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True readings in Prince George area air report debate levels
The discussion notes 2008 and 2009 were fourth, 2010 had no results, and 2010 averages were among the highest in eight years despite prior improvements. It questions air quality around Chetwynd and expresses frustration at finding precise readings for the area.
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