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What are your top tips for helping RedMonk/GreenMonk become carbon neutral?

by Tom Raftery on September 5, 2008 · 17 comments

in carbon neutral

Photo Credit azrainman
My colleague in RedMonk, Stephen O’Grady wrote a great post a few weeks back on his blog titled RedMonk: We’re Not Perfect, But We Try.
The post was about how we realised in RedMonk that there was a flaw in the way we licence our content as Open Source, something we had criticised [...]

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Carbon accounting software starting to take off?

by Tom Raftery on July 21, 2008 · 4 comments

in carbon accounting

Screenshot credit Carbonetworks
We in GreenMonk have written previously about carbon accounting software and the huge opportunities which are about to open up in this space.
Carbon footprint reporting is increasingly becoming part of the purchasing process with purchasers seeking carbon footprint data from their vendors. It will in time be mandatory and when that happens, [...]

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Carbon accounting meet lifestreaming II

by Tom Raftery on June 11, 2008 · 3 comments

in carbon accounting, social software

In my last post I postulated that social software could be used to capture people’s lifestream information and that this could be used by companies to help calculate their carbon footprint.
The case I put forward was more suited for the increasing numbers of people working from home. However, I neglected to point out another painfully [...]

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