Buying Video Games on Disc Is More Energy Efficient than Downloading

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By Yale Environment 360Sep 4, 2014, 12:00 pm34 pts
Downloading video games from the Internet creates a larger carbon footprint than driving to the store to purchase the same game on a Blu-ray disc, according to findings published in the PlayStation game console and Blu-ray disc Journal of Industrial Ecology. For an 8.8-gigabyte PlayStation video game file —…

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