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 Emily Pugliese on January 29th, 2010
The new EnviroCitizen.org – an online green community offering information and products for sustainable lifestyles – has partnered with Carbonfund.org to make it easy for shoppers to purchase eco-friendly products and also reduce their carbon footprint.
EnviroCitizen.org supports our Truck Stop Electrification and New Bedford Landfill Gas-to-Energy projects. With products like cleaning supplies, furniture, personal care [...]
Greg Taylor on January 14th, 2010
The nation’s premier race to support endangered species has gone CarbonFree®. Working with Wild Ones Promotions, Carbonfund.org has calculated the carbon footprint of all 4 North American races, including travel to the locations, hotel stays at the races and any equipment used at the races themselves. To make these races CarbonFree® Wild Ones Promotions is [...]
Greg Taylor on November 6th, 2009
Building on their environmental leadership, Lafarge has made the Wildlife Habitat Council’s (WHC) recent MOU signing with the United States Business Council for Sustainable Development (USBCSD) CarbonFree®. Working together, the WHC and USBCSD will help the public and private sectors support sustainability, ecosystem services, wildlife habitat, education and community outreach projects.
David Carroll of Lafarge, a [...]
Shira Silberg on November 5th, 2009
Our new partner, Clean Air Cab, is a carbon neutral taxi company serving the Phoenix metro area. In addition to purchasing carbon offsets from Carbonfund.org, they go above and beyond and also plant ten trees per month for each cab they have on the road. For October, Clean Air Cab has planted 260 trees! They [...]
Ivan Chan on September 29th, 2009
College of the Atlantic, the first college known to become carbon neutral, is now offsetting its emissions through Carbonfund.org and supporting the truck stop electrification project. Available in over 30 states around the country, the project enables long-haul truck drivers such as those carrying freight across states to avoid idling their engines for power and [...]
Chris Driver on September 8th, 2009
Carbonfund.org is excited to partner with Moosejaw for a great promotion that is running this week only. If you buy any North Face Recycled Fleece Jacket from Moosejaw this week, our good friends over there are going to make a donation that will result in the planting of FIVE trees. However, you do have to make sure [...]
Susanna Murley on August 7th, 2009
Bold Interactive specializes in online marketing—helping businesses promote their work online through online advertising and SEO. They have already started to address their climate impact by implementing a policy where every employee telecommutes three days a week and they source supplies and services locally. Now, they have gone above and beyond their commitment [...]
Chris Driver on July 20th, 2009
Carbonfund.org, Planetwize, and Mojave are teaming up to bring you great music that will not only soothe your soul, but will also help out the planet. Planetwize is a music and media company that specializes in combining entertainment, sustainability, and technology. Through their Actiontrax music platform, Planetwize teams up with artists interested in releasing albums [...]
Chris Driver on June 25th, 2009
Advanced Dental Arts, a CarbonFree® Partner in Scituate, MA, helps to change lives with a smile and helps to save the Earth with their commitment to the environment.
Advanced Dental Arts is conscious of the fact that they generate a large volume of medical waste every single day. The instruments and materials used cannot generally [...]
Jason Fitzgerald on June 25th, 2009
Paper Culture is one of Carbonfund.org’s newest CarbonFree® Business Partners. We are proud to have them on board. An online, modern stationary company, Paper Culture offers its customers unique, original, and environmentally responsible stationary products.
Inspired by brands like Kate Spade, Design Within Reach, Mini, Marc Jacobs and Apple, Paper Culture offers distinctive designs. If you [...]
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