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Dell Will Implement Carbon Neutral Program

October 9, 2007
Computing

Dell (DELL), the second largest PC manufacturer in the world, says that it will implement a carbon neutral program next year to help reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases.

Dell says that as part of the program it will increase energy utility efficiency and make investments in environmental protection projects so as to offset the greenhouse gases resulting from its operations. The company also says that it will cooperate with its clients and suppliers to protect the environment.

In June this year, Dell announced plans to become the most environmentally friendly technology company in the world. Right now, the company is strengthening its efforts on recycling of PCs and reducing the electrical costs of its devices. According to local media, it has also initiated a tree planting program.

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