The Damaging Effect Technology Has On Teens In Britain
Technology is taking a toll on young people in Britain and about 37.3% of teenagers younger than 15 spend more than 6 hours on the day using the internet.
Technology is taking a toll on young people in Britain and about 37.3% of teenagers younger than 15 spend more than 6 hours on the day using the internet.
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In his office at WebWorld in Seattle, Roger Adams is working on the United Nations Environment Programme’s on-line action guide for community organizations. He e-mails drafts to the working groups, and is told that the guide needs more material on sustainable agriculture. Adams writes a quick query on his Macintosh and "uplinks" it into a "listserve," which automatically sends it on to 2,000 environmentalists around the world. He goes back to working on his document, with the e-mail program working in the background. Within an hour, a listserve subscriber in South Africa has sent him the material he needs. Adams copies the material into his document, attributes it, and completes a new draft, which he immediately e-mails back to the working group.