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I remember a talk about this exact concept. KDE Eco was announced a ways back but it's KDE's initiative to remind people that Linux offers a more environmentally friendly option for computing, preventing the creation of E-waste, a godawful source of toxic pollutants in itself, but also in many other ways that play out across the computing hardware lifecycle. Anyone who claims to care about the environment, the global south, or even just the affordability of personal computing should be on board.
Love it, that sort of mission statement is exactly what I'm looking for!