Cette analyse de cycle de vie d’Eric Williams a 10 ans. Elle indique également que la fabrication du desktop et de son écran nécessite :
– 240 kg de combustible
– 22 kg de produits chimiques
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Cette analyse de cycle de vie d’Eric Williams a 10 ans. Elle indique également que la fabrication du desktop et de son écran nécessite :
– 240 kg de combustible
– 22 kg de produits chimiques
Tous le détails de cette ACV, en français, dans notre article sur le sujet paru en 2005 : http://www.greenit.fr/article/materiel/les-ordinateurs-sont-des-supers-pollueurs
Merci de la référence !