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Content: Here's How to Create Your Own Volcanic Eruption at Home
Updated November 22, 2019
By Casandra Maier
In the 21st century computers are an fundamental part of daily life. At home, at work and on the go, computers are quickly evolving. The rate of change and advancement will make this year’s technology obsolete by this time next year. Computers have many positive effects on lives, however, they also place a large strain on the environment. Electrical Strain
At the time of publication, approximately 1.3 billion people worldwide own personal computers. In the United States, roughly 164 million people own computers. Computers used for business and personal use put an enormous strain on the electrical grid. The average PC uses 746 kilowatts of power each year, requiring more power than a refrigerator, which uses only 500 kilowatts. Computers add to the strain on power plants to produce enough energy to power the world. The production of energy creates pollution and emissions.