Make a Green Phone Call – Tell India’s Biggest Operator to Switch Off Diesel and Go Renewable

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Greenpeace is calling on the telecom industry to focus on managing its energy and carbon by substantially shifting its power generation for network operations to renewable sources, and to proactively advocate for economy-wide policies that combat climate change and increase the use of renewable energy.

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Currently there are over 900 Million Indian people who use mobile phones. As this number increases, so does the need for energy to power the mobile towers.

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Mobile phones have become an integral part of our life. But when was the last time you sat back and thought about all that goes behind powering your mobile phone and the network? This video will help you to understand what goes behind the scene in every tower and how its impacting everyone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9Oi01lzwfM

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