Thursday, April 26th 2007
AMD Donates $16,000 to Dell's Plant a Tree for Me fund
The Dell Plant a Tree for Me fund has just gotten a large benefactor: AMD. AMD is donating $1 for every employee they have, which just so happens to be 16,000 people. This means that Dell will have $16,000 worth of trees to plant. The Plant a Tree for Me fund is a fund-raiser that tries to negate the environmental impact of their computers. By donating two to six dollars with your desktop or laptop purchase, Dell will plant a tree that will properly negate the environmental impact of your new computer.
Source:
Reg Hardware
19 Comments on AMD Donates $16,000 to Dell's Plant a Tree for Me fund
but, yeah, they are doing a good thing
It is impossible to "prove" something. In scientific methodology, you either support it (the alternative hypothesis) or not support it, in which case we default with the null hypothesis. In this case of course, global warming is the alternative hypothesis. IANAG (I am not a geologist) but from what I've read, there is plenty of evidence for global warming. A totally different hypothesis (that humans are a contributing factor) also has overwhelming evidence, but only correlational, and of course correlation does not imply causation.
Pastafarians give a good example - it may seem that the decline in pirates caused global warming - i.e. causational implication.
LOL! :roll:
Now, on to the subject, good for AMD and Dell. However, if AMD did find $1 trees, I want the same deal. However, I think its just $!6,000 worth of trees meaning the trees could cost like $30 a piece
Of course, i challenge you to explain one thing. IF every TPU users PC were placed together, the output heatwise would be like a furnace, so to speak. SO uhh, where is our heat going? I dunno, i dont have a magic fairy cool my house, and my air con just pushes the heat outside.
The REASONS given for global warming may be shite, but that doesnt mean it isnt happening. Explain where the heat from all our hardware goes, and i'll beleive you.
Oh and : go AMD/dell.