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While the melting of the ice caps is seriously worrying ecological organisations, climate change is causing alarm and the ozone layer is deteriorating over the years with all the CO2 emissions in the air, we now have casinos being blamed. But how can casinos be accused of contributing to the destruction of the ozone layer? Casinos are major polluters but to be more precise..... not actual casinos but online casinos. In fact, according to a study by McAffee, unwanted emails commonly known as Spam are major polluters and the 62 billion spams sent in 2008 used at least 33 billion kWh. This amazing figure includes all types of spams and not only those from the virtual casinos, which play an important part in the “destruction “of the ozone layer.

One often receives offers from online casinos  praising the casino's bonuses, the number of games on offer, or an invitation to join an online poker game. However, these spam emails are forbidden by the virtual casino charter and this type of practice destroys the image of casinos on the net. The energy consumed by these spam emails is the same as the energy used by more than 2 million American households or the amount of greenhouse gas from 3 million cars.

Casinoweb encourages its readers not to open these unwanted emails especially those coming from specialist agencies on the net, who promote online casinos. Spam doesn't  in anyway help the image of online casinos and reliable, serious sites suffer from this type of action which is against their code of conduct. Mcaffee is especially well known for its competence in the area of computer security and by revealing these figures about unwanted email, is promoting its anti-spam filter. This computer giant isn't going to be popular with the companies which illegally promote online casinos.

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