There's a long interview with Jer about green computing over on IT Conversations:

As more companies examine the issue of environmentally friendly products, it is not surprising that the concept of green computing would grow in importance. IT professionals are examining the problems related to power consumption, the hazardous materials used in manufacturing computers, as well as the complexities related to recycling of older devices. Jeremy Faludi, a product designer currently working for Project Frog, discusses the subject with Phil and Scott.

Jeremy talks about how he was drawn to the problem and gives a number of examples of green performance of components. He reviews how companies must continue to focus on the environmental situation and how best to keep the issues in mind in both planning and with normal activities.

Worth a listen!

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