Going, going, gone: How Ebay plans to use online auctions to cut carbon
The online retailer has set itself a goal to avoid 2.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions by 2020 by encouraging users to resell used clothes and electronics online
Making your first purchase in an online auction is something of a rite of passage. The tension as the auction clock ticks down, the sharp jolt of adrenaline in those final few seconds, the high when you...
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