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Clear Climate Code project needs your help

by Tom Raftery on September 30, 2008 · 1 comment

in open source

Photo Credit vodstrup
I came across the Clear Climat Code project via a message from Sig.
Like all good ideas, this one is very simple –
The Clear Climate Code project writes and maintains software for climate modelling and analysis, with an emphasis on clarity and correctness.
The results of some climate-related software are used as the basis [...]

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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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