Relationship between digital technology and sustainability

You will find references to some scientific sources and where to find them. Some scientific texts are also available as pdf files HERE.

Links:

• Chun, W. H. K. (2015). On Hypo-Real Models orGlobal Climate Change: A Challenge for the Humanities. Critical Inquiry, 41(3),675–703.

• Crawford, K. (2021). Atlas of AI: Power, politics, and the planetary costs of artificial intelligence. Yale University Press.

• European Commission. (2020). A new CircularEconomy Action Plan For a cleaner and more competitive Europe.

• Kluzer, S., & Pujol Priego, L. (2018).DigComp into Action—Get inspired, make it happen. Publications Office of theEuropean Union, EUR 29115 EN.

• Macgilchrist, F. (2021). Rewilding technology. On_education.Ournal for Research and Debate, 4/12.

• Remy, C., & Huang, E. M. (2014). Addressingthe obsolescence of end-user devices: Ap- proaches from the field ofsustainable HCI. In L. M. Hilty & B. Aebischer, ICT Innovations forSustainability (S. 257–267). Springer.

• Taffel, S. (2021). Data and oil: Metaphor,materiality and metabolic rifts. New Media & Society.

• Thiébaud, E., Hilty, L. M., Schluep, M., Böni,H. W., & Faulstich, M. (2018). Where Do Our Resources Go? Indium,Neodymium, and Gold Flows Connected to the Use of Electronic Equipment inSwitzerland. Sustainability, 10/8.