I've been browsing for new posts from the blogs that I am following and read about this wonderful cause in making my blog
carbon neutral.
According to a study by Alexander Wissner-Gross, PhD, physicist at Harvard University and environmental activist, an average website causes about 0.02g (0,0008oz.) of carbon dioxide for each visit. Assuming an average blog gets 15,000 visits a month, it has yearly carbon dioxide emissions of 3,6kg (8lb.)
From the picture above you can see that the CO2 emissions of a blog can be offset by one tree. No need to plant a tree in your yard. Join the program created by Germany called "My blog is Carbon Neutral". Write a post about the program on your blog and follow the simple steps below. In turn the "Arbor Day Foundation" , a non profit organization will plant a tree for you in Plumas National Forest in Northern California.
Just a few easy steps to make it green:
- Write a blog post about the initiative + insert your favourite button
- E-mail the link to your post to CO2-neutral@kaufda.de
- We plant a tree for your blog in Plumas’!
YaY!! Good for you (and well the planet lol) my friend!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI SO wanted to do this... but i am happy you dedicated a post for this.... :-)
ReplyDelete[Island Gal] Let's get it on for "Mother Nature" yaaay
ReplyDelete[Ratz] do it now....hahahaha
This sounds so neat! Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
ReplyDeletehmmmm..interesting! i wanna try this out.
ReplyDelete[George] You're welcome!!!
ReplyDelete[Janjan] try it out. Thanks
That is so great Sey! I think we should all do this.
ReplyDeleteYes Mish, hope you could do it too! I already received an email from the organization and the tree will be planted soon. They are still looking for more and hope you could join.
ReplyDeleteI would like to exchange links with your site roselledavid.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteIs this possible?