Signing up makes your business, school or organisation part of the solution to climate change. The aim is to reduce emissions by 10% in one year – or as close as you can get. By getting your carbon under control you’ll be cutting costs, staying ahead of the curve and helping Britain show the rest of the world how it’s done.
Source: 10:10
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Resource type: Movement |
Updated:01/02/2011 |
This report describes the first study to examine the full life cycle carbon footprint of New Zealand lamb exported to and consumed in the main export market.
Source: Report prepared for the Meat Industry Association, Ballance Agri-Nutrients, Landcorp and MAF.
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Resource type: Guide |
Updated:17/06/2010 |
We help you measure your carbon footprint, reduce your carbon emissions, and offer simple products to help you offset what's left.
Source: Airshed
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Resource type: Website |
Updated:04/05/2010 |
Carbon Compass is a place where small and medium businesses can find knowledge, share information and get practical advice on how to reduce their carbon footprint. This website has been developed to help you understand what carbon is and where it exists in your business.
Source: Carbon Down
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Resource type: Website directory |
Updated:09/04/2010 |
This calculator allows travellers to calculate greenhouse gas emissions for their domestic and overseas travel as well as New Zealand-specific accommodation and recreational activitie
Source: CarboNZero
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Resource type: Calculator |
Updated:19/03/2010 |
EBEX is a Landcare Research service that enables New Zealand landowners to sell carbon credits from regenerating native forests to third parties.
Source: Landcare Research
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Resource type: Website |
This guide offers the tools and tips you need to reduce your contribution to climate change. It includes a New Zealand-specific climate change calculator to work out your carbon footprint
Source: BRANZ
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Resource type: Guide |
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A how-to guide and calculator for organisations wanting to measure and manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for voluntary purposes.
Source: New Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Development
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Resource type: Guide Calculator |