Greenpeace pushes Netflix to embrace renewable energy
Impact January 17, 2017
BREAKING BAD: Netflix accounts for more than one-third of Internet traffic in North America alone. Would you feel better about binge watching if all that bandwidth was fueled by clean energy?
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