Report finds IT companies fail to make renewable energy a priority 
Information technology companies are viewed by many as being heralds of the future, but those very same companies are failing to prioritise access to clean and renewable energy in their infrastructure decisions, according to Greenpeace, the international environmental advocacy group. | New sections in REM
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