Why do nongovernmental organizations like the WWF address the topic of green IT today?
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is the largest multinational conservation organization in the world and works in 100 countries. For more than 45 years, the WWF and its close to five million supporters globally have been protecting the future of nature. It partners with over 100 governments (local, state, national), hundreds of corporations and foundations, and thousands of scientists, conservation organizations, and communities. The WWF regards our entire planet as a single delicate and complex set of relationships between species, people, habitats, governments, and global market forces: Meaningful conservation cannot take place without focusing on all of them.
