Word: cerp
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Saving the world is now easier than ever—you could have started over the Thanksgiving holiday by turning off your computer, according to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ Computer Energy Reduction Program (CERP...
...Cold Turkey” campaign urged students to sign a pledge promising they would turn off their electronic appliances over the break to conserve resources and minimize greenhouse gas emission. CERP says computers use the most energy at Harvard—at 39 percent—followed by lights at 26 percent, citing the results of a student’s senior thesis...
About 2,000 students, or a quarter of the students at the College, pledged to do their part to reduce waste on “the natural environment, the United States and the world” by turning off their computers, according to Antje Danielson, CERP program manager...
Misinformation could also contribute to energy waste on campus. According to CERP, using screen savers and “stand-by” mode do not save energy, contrary to popular belief...
Known as the Computer Energy Reduction Program (CERP), it is one of a handful of projects founded over the summer with funding from FAS in order to promote campus awareness of energy use through advertising and prizes...