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Carbon Footprint

Carbon Footprint

Carbon Footprint of Nitrogen Fertilizers

Posted by admin on Oct-28-2011

This presentation illustrates the life cycle of ammonium nitrate (AN), the most common source of nitrogen in European agriculture. This describes what can and shall be done to improve the overall carbon balance. The 3.6 kg CO2eq/kg AN-N from production are based on IPPC (the EU Directive “Integrated pollution prevention and control”).

Eziz Tachmuradov of The City College of San Francisco created and submitted this cool webcast to the Blade Your Ride Scholarship, Fall 2007 competition. If you aren’t part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Watch this short webcast to learn how to reduce your vehicle’s carbon footprint with BLADE. Share it with your friends. Do your part! Do you think you can make a webcast that will make a difference? 000 in scholarships will be awarded this Summer. Enter the competition by June 30th, 2008 www.BladeYourRide.com

Eziz Tachmuradov of The City College of San Francisco created and submitted this cool webcast to the Blade Your Ride Scholarship, Fall 2007 competition. If you aren’t part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Watch this short webcast to learn how to reduce your vehicle’s carbon footprint with BLADE. Share it with your friends. Do your part! Do you think you can make a webcast that will make a difference? 000 in scholarships will be awarded this Summer. Enter the competition by June 30th, 2008 www.BladeYourRide.com

Solutions for reducing carbon emissions

Posted by admin on Sep-29-2011

How to reduce carbon emissions? You will find the answer in this video.

Solutions for reducing carbon emissions

Posted by admin on Sep-29-2011

How to reduce carbon emissions? You will find the answer in this video.

Solutions for reducing carbon emissions

Posted by admin on Sep-29-2011

How to reduce carbon emissions? You will find the answer in this video.

Sheffield City Council approached Bluespec to work with a local school to produce an animation on Global Warming and Climate change, as part of the Change4life government campaign. The emphasis of the video was on reducing Car Usage and promoting Active Travel instead - Walking, Cycling, using Public Transport and so on. Bluespec spent four, 3 hour sessions with the school children in total. The first session was an introduction to fossil fuels, carbon footprint and CO2 emissions. The second session was to produce a script originated by the children. In the third session the children produced all the artwork for the animation. Finally, the fourth session was for the children to voice all the characters and narration. Bluespec then digitally acquired all the elements and produced the finished production in 720p High Definition, within 10 days. Whilst this was being approved, Bluespec also produced an anthology of the children’s’ poetry on the same subject, into a DVD sized booklet to be included inside the finished DVD case. All artwork was produced for the packaging by Bluespec also, giving a professional family look to the finished product. For more information on Sheffield Change4life, please visit: www.sheffieldc4l.org.uk

Whippersnapping climate campaign 10:10 teams up with legendary comic screenwriter Richard Curtis - you know, Blackadder, Four Weddings, Notting Hill, co-founded Comic Relief - and Age of Stupid director Franny Armstrong to proudly present their explosive new mini-movie “No Pressure”. The film stars X-Files’ Gillian Anderson, together with Spurs players past and present - including Peter Crouch, Ledley King and David Ginola - with music donated by Radiohead. Shot on 35mm by a 40-strong professional film crew led by director Dougal Wilson, “No Pressure” celebrates everybody who is actively tackling climate change… by blowing up those are aren’t. redactednews.blogspot.com redactednews.blogspot.com whatreallyhappened.com redactednews.blogspot.com

Our technology helps households and business contribute towards lowering the country’s carbon emissions. It transforms electrical appliances like fridges, air-conditioners and heaters into smart devices that respond to changes on the national grid to improve its efficiency and save carbon, energy and money. ———————- We are a visionary clean technology company that delivers innovative solutions for the reduction of carbon emissions from electricity generation. We have developed a patented series of unique dynamic demand technologies that help promote a sustainable approach to electricity generation, transmission, distribution and consumption. RLtec works with appliance manufacturers, industrial consumers, national grid operators and governments to ensure that dynamic demand takes its place at the heart of plans to reduce carbon emissions. Recently Sainsbury’s joined forces with RLtec in world first Smart Grid Technology deal. For more news and details on our technology visit : www.rltec.com LinkedIn: linkd.in Twitter: twitter.com Contact details: Email: solution@rltec.com Tel: +44 (0)20 3051 0600 …………………. video was produced by Devilishly Handsome Productions www.dhpstudios.com

TechnologyOne Carbon Accounting Solution

Posted by admin on May-12-2011

With government legislation to enforce carbon emission measurement on the horizon, organisations need to start seriously considering the ways in which they will measure, report on and reduce their carbon emissions. Despite predictions to the contrary, this does not have to be an expensive exercise. Organisations already capture most of the information they need to calculate carbon emissions. They just generally do this through a variety of systems. For example, procurement systems can identify how much fuel is used in vehicles, and the cost and kilowatts of electricity used, while travel and expense systems may capture the distance and cost of air travel. Because TechnologyOne customers use our fully integrated enterprise solutions, they are easily able to capture this information and compile it into a format that effectively represents their carbon footprint. When organisations normally measure and report information, it’s historical so they cannot address any identified problems. With TechnologyOne Business Intelligence, not only can an organisation meet its reporting requirements, it can also look at information in real-time so that it can adjust its behaviour to start reducing carbon emissions immediately. But it is not just about reducing emissions; there can be real and direct benefits to an organisation. By acting on this kind of information, organisations can see where there is waste and act accordingly. Real cost savings can be achieved by reducing inputs, such