Google’s cool carbon footprint calculator.

A nice little link on google.co.uk is pointing to a cool carbon footprint calculator..

http://www.google.co.uk/carbonfootprint/index.html

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Use the calculator to measure your carbon footprint and find out what practical steps you can take to make it smaller. On a personalised page, you can track your progress, update your carbon-reducing actions and see a Google Map featuring the footprints and actions of everyone taking part. To share ideas, ask advice or find people in your local area to collaborate with, join the UK Carbon Footprint discussion group.

Its not on the US version lol…

Here is the home page link:

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The link take you to a info page as below.. :

At the bottom of this page is a “get started” button which redirects to Igoogle with a carbon theme and loads of info about carbon.. Very cool here a screen shot:

The left hand blue pannel has a questionnaire with 6 steps regarding your home etc…

Here is the first step:

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Very cool 🙂

After filling out the forms you get ask if you wish to be added to a map… The map adds uk’ers who has completed the question including a colour to their area..

See the map here:

http://www.google.co.uk/carbonfootprint/map.html


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4 responses to “Google’s cool carbon footprint calculator.”

  1. Cleveland SEO Avatar
    Cleveland SEO

    I wonder why they don’t have a version for the U.S. yet?

  2. Cleveland SEO Avatar

    Google results didn’t turn up an answer to my question 🙁

  3. airconditioning Avatar

    I will immediately install google uk carbon calculator and check out the status of my home, it is really a good software and useful one too. It is very much essential now a days. 

  4. Derlierprossy Avatar
    Derlierprossy

    The calculations for secondary emissions are based on estimates developed by Carbon Footprint to illustrate the impact on the environment from your day-to-day activities. Your actual secondary footprint may in reality be either lower or greater than that estimated here. Your total carbon footprint is the sum of your primary and secondary emissions.

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