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Archive for July, 2008
originally posted here
Interview: SustainableWebsites on the Soundness of Carbon Offsets to Combat Global Warming
Carbon Offsets Daily: Do you think companies should use carbon offsets to mitigate their global warming emissions?
SustainableWebsites: Yes. The old saying in carpentry is “measure twice, cut once” and I think it applies to offsets too. First, take a baseline measurement of your existing carbon dioxide footprint, and begin offsetting as soon as you can. Then, determine areas where you can cut down on the the actual CO2 produced, so that you can purchase less offsets. The act of purchasing carbon offsets is only the first step towards true sustainability, but it is a very important one because without measurement you don’t know where to start. So, if you can “measure and cut” and then continuously improve, your company will be truly living up to its potential in terms of helping the impact of its activities on global warming. A complete sustainability strategy should also measure and then reduce waste and water usage as well as energy, and include social and labor considerations.
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Here’s what I’m reading and bookmarking on the web
brandchannel.com | Sandra Taylor | Sustainable Business International, LLc | brand | brands | branding
Unlimited/Oversold hosting and how it’s changing the web hosting industry | The HostReview Blog
So, what does this mean for the industry? It should be pretty obvious: overselling is not a sustainable practice from a financial standpoint.
BenCurtis.com » RESTful searching in Rails
via WorldChanging:
“The evidence indicates we’ve aimed too high — that the safe upper limit for atmospheric CO2 is no more than 350 ppm,” says Jim Hansen.





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