Environmental advocates say that changing how much power

Host: The city hummed beneath a pale neon sky, its lights flickering like restless nerves. Inside a quiet apartment high above the street, the air glowed faintly blue from an open laptop. Rain slid down the windows, streaking the glass with silver veins, each drop catching the reflection of distant billboards that promised a cleaner, brighter world.

Jack sat at the edge of the couch, sleeves rolled up, his eyes locked on the scrolling data on the screen. Jeeny stood behind him, one hand on the back of the chair, watching him as if she were observing both a man and a machine.

Jeeny: “Tatiana Schlossberg once wrote, *‘Environmental advocates say that changing how much power computers and monitors