GreenFediverse ⁂

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Open project to empower the ⁂#fediverse to run on servers with #renewableenergy and creating awareness for a sustainable development of it

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About & repository:
https://codeberg.org/GreenFediverse/green-instances (paused)

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https://matrix.to/#/#greenfediverse:matrix.org (paused)

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W3C's Sustainability Lead @tzviya and @AlexDawsonUK were interviewed by Chris Adams on the Environment Variables on "Shaping Web Sustainability with the W3C" Tzviya noted "We want to be able to. tell people using our work, this is the best way that you can implement something in your product or service because the evidence shows that this will have the greatest impact in terms of sustainability." #sustainablity Hear more at:
https://podcasts.castplus.fm/e/xn1421y8-shaping-web-sustainability-with-the-w3c
Shaping Web Sustainability with the W3C

In this episode of Environment Variables, host Chris Adams dives into the evolving landscape of sustainable web development with Alexander Dawson and Tzviya Siegman from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Dawson and Siegman discuss the W3C’s efforts to develop Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSG), a comprehensive set of evidence-based practices aimed at reducing the environmental impact of web technologies. They explore the creation and potential impact of these guidelines, especially as global interest grows in embedding sustainable practices within web standards. The episode also covers the challenges of driving adoption across public and private sectors, the role of testability in sustainability guidelines, and future directions for standards that minimize digital carbon footprints. This engaging conversation provides listeners with insights into how W3C’s sustainability initiatives could shape the future of the web.

Shaping Web Sustainability with the W3C
Environment Variables

Each episode we discuss the latest news regarding how to reduce the emissions of software and how the industry is dealing with its own environmental impact. Brought to you by The Green Software Foundation.

Environment Variables
Joining the W3C Sustainable Web Interest Group - Green Web Foundation

Green Web Foundation

#Energy picks of the day:

➡️ @InsideClimate - Pulitzer-winning US news outlet covering climate crisis, energy & environment

➡️ @NatObserver - Canadian news site on climate crisis, energy, politics

➡️ @TransitionShow - Podcast about transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy

➡️ @loy - Robotics & solarpunk fan, energy efficiency

➡️ @winderful - Percentage of UK energy currently supplied by wind

➡️ @greenfediverse - Listing Fediverse servers running on greener energy

🧵 1/4

"Brake pad dust can be more toxic than exhaust emissions, study says
Research shows move to electric vehicles may not be enough to enable pollution from cars to be eradicated"

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/feb/14/brake-pad-dust-toxic-exhaust-emissions

@SheDrivesMobility
@greenfediverse

#traffic #environment #pollution

Brake pad dust can be more toxic than exhaust emissions, study says

Research shows move to electric vehicles may not be enough to enable pollution from cars to be eradicated

The Guardian

@aligyie @greenfediverse @PaulaToThePeople @fershad @mrchrisadams @fediverseobserver @ethicalrevolution

https://www.storj.io and https://sia.tech are decentralised CDNs that provide a greener alternative to the (dirty) cloud

Storj - Smarter cloud storage for your business.

Make the switch to Storj and get better global performance, unparalleled security, and save 80% on your cloud costs while cutting your carbon footprint.

#Environmental picks of the day (continued):

➡️ @solarpunkpresents - Podcast exploring projects for sustainable futures

➡️ @greenfediverse - Project listing Fedi servers powered by greener energy

➡️ @be4foss - Initiative certifying FOSS as ecologically sustainable

➡️ @natureworks - Wildlife & forest garden designer, climate activist

➡️ @shrinkthinks - Member of the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America

➡️ @StelliformPress - Small indie press, works about environment & climate crisis

7/8

Roll out the red carpet and get your popcorn at the ready for … The Fediverse premiere of ‘Closer to Home’ by @localfutures! 🍿

https://spectra.video/w/qYZgXzDJaVKzkZrn1Pw1Z3

A short film of hope in a time of multiple crises, well worth 35 minutes of anybody’s time. 🕊️

Please do boost, share and invite as many Fedizens as possible to this premiere! 🎟️

#worldlocalizationday #degrowth #climatechange #localization #economics #happiness #economy #hope #love #permaculture #eco #solarpunk #ecology #schumacher #decentralized #decentralization #GDP #HumanIntelligence #community #harmony

Closer to Home - Voices of Hope in a Time of Crisis

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@greenfediverse I understand your focus is on the energy that powers servers... do you know of references about the efficiency of software? I mean the resource usage of them. For example, AFAIK, gotosocial < akkoma < pixelfed < mastodon in regards to resource usage. Where could I get more info about this? Would be neat to have a certification/check of efficiency (for example, RAM or CPU per user) for software platforms. Thanks!

Warum KI viel Wasser und Strom braucht

Bei einem Gespräch mit zehn bis 50 Fragen an einen Chatbot werden 500 Milliliter Wasser verbraucht. Denn hinter den KI-Anwendungen stehen Rechenzentren - und die sind durstig. Und Strom brauchen sie auch. Von Constanze Fett.

➡️ https://www.tagesschau.de/wissen/klima/ki-energieverbrauch-100.html?at_medium=mastodon&at_campaign=tagesschau.de

#KI #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Energieverbrauch

Warum KI viel Wasser und Strom braucht

Bei einem Gespräch mit zehn bis 50 Fragen an einen Chatbot werden 500 Milliliter Wasser verbraucht. Denn hinter den KI-Anwendungen stehen Rechenzentren - und die sind durstig. Und Strom brauchen sie auch.

tagesschau.de