SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
As we navigate our paperless offices and admire our sleek compact computing devices, it can be hard to imagine the impact that our digital experiences are having on our communities and the planet.
Gerry McGovern studies the environmental impact of the digital industry. He has uncovered an alarming story of unsustainable growth, toxic side effects, and human misery.
https://contentandai.com/gerry-mcgovern/
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Estados Unidos da América
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