Open Green Web Syllabus Update: introducing Hannah Smith
We introduce Hannah and share a mini-interview to help get to know her, and why she joined the open green web fellowship programme.
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An update on building an open green web syllabus – introducing Michelle Thorne
Last month we mentioned that that we’re running the Green Web Fellowship programme this year, and that we’ll be introducing the people helping create it… Read More »An update on building an open green web syllabus – introducing Michelle Thorne
Announcing the Green Web Fellowship programme
We’re over the moon to share news with you about a new project made possible by a grant from the Internet Society Foundation. We’re starting our first funded Green Web Fellowship program, exploring the role climate justice plays in being a responsible technologist.
A way to think about the environmental impact of streaming services like Netflix
Because we’ve been talking about sustainability and the internet for while, every so often, we get people asking us about the environmental impact of streaming… Read More »A way to think about the environmental impact of streaming services like Netflix
Introducing the Green Web Foundation Partner API
For the last ten years we’ve been building and maintaining a database of which websites on the internet run on green energy, and when they… Read More »Introducing the Green Web Foundation Partner API
New publication: Sustainable Web Design by Tom Greenwood
An interview with Tom Greenwood from Wholegrain Digital in London. Tom, congratulations on the release of your new book Sustainable Web Design! Great that you… Read More »New publication: Sustainable Web Design by Tom Greenwood
Tracking progress on greening the web
This week, is #letsgreentheweb week – part of a campaign organised by ClimateAction.tech, to raise awareness about environmental impact of digital services we rely on,… Read More »Tracking progress on greening the web
Panel notes – Digital and Green Transition: Will Artificial Intelligence foster or hamper the Green New Deal?
We covered a lot of ground in an event titled “Digital and Green Transition: Will Artificial Intelligence foster or hamper the Green New Deal?”. Here are our key takeaway points from the panel discussion, and link for further research.
Automating tree planting with an API
In this guest post from Jonathan Villiard of DigitalHumani.com, he outlines his project, Rainforest as a Service, as one way to account for the carbon emitted by daily activity that drives the climate crisis.
Starting a funding garden
At the Green Web Foundation, we’re funded by a combination of supporters through out partnership program, and grant funding for specific projects. These kind of… Read More »Starting a funding garden
The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 2)
by Denis F. Doyon, Samadhi Web Design Read part 1 Green webhosting Large data centers also lease space to hosting providers, companies like GoDaddy, BlueHost… Read More »The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 2)
The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 1)
by Denis F. Doyon, Samadhi Web Design Like many people, I spend a lot of time on the internet. But as a website designer, it’s… Read More »The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 1)