Tech Sustainability: Digital Systems. Emissions, Data, Privacy and Greenwashing

THIS IS THE ONLY TECH SUSTAINABILITY BOOK YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE DIGITAL WORLD IS REALLY IMPACTING OUR PLANET.

Tech enthusiasts, digital futurists, and conscious consumers — this is your insider guide to the real costs of our screens, clouds, and devices. Most sustainability reports only scratch the surface. This book goes further than anyone else, exposing the hidden emissions, privacy risks, and corporate greenwashing in the tech sector.

Inside You’ll Discover:

• Digital Emissions Uncovered: How Apple, Samsung, Fairphone, and other device makers contribute to global carbon footprints from production to cloud usage

• Data Governance & Behaviour: How companies design systems to track, predict, and influence user behaviour — and why it matters for sustainability

• Greenwashing Exposed: From marketing claims to subtle supply chain tricks, see which companies are truly ethical and which are spinning the story

• Device Lifecycle Analysis: From rare mineral mining to recycling challenges — the full story behind your favourite devices

• Global Expansion Impacts: How tech growth in India, Africa, and beyond affects sustainability, ethics, and emissions

• The Simplicity Effect: Why sleek, user-friendly design can both help and harm sustainability efforts

• Interactive Visuals & Data: Charts, timelines, and insider reports designed for tech geeks who crave real numbers, real evidence

Why This Book Works:

• Combines a technical deep dive with a critical sustainability lens

• Provides evidence-based insights, not corporate PR spin

• Shows the real-world impact of your devices and how to act with awareness

Digital & Interactive:

• Works with GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo

• Track insights, mark charts, and explore linked references in a fully interactive format

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Buy now and get full access December 27th, (big deep dive dropping). Ready to explore the hidden world of digital emissions, privacy, and greenwashing that tech companies don’t want you to see.