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.). This can mainly be tracked back to the immense energy usage from (mainframe) computers, servers, and their cooling systems.
One tree neutralises the carbon dioxide emissions of your blog.
Post about this carbon neutral initiative and the Arbor Day Foundation will plant a tree in Plumas National Forest in Northern California. How great is that?!
To make your blog carbon neutral, go here and follow the fast and easy steps!


Happy Earth Day! :)
ReplyDeleteI doubt that I get that many visits in a month maybe a year but not a month.
ReplyDeleteThats pretty cool!
ReplyDeletehappy earth day to you!
Isn't this an amazing thing? I'm so happy you participated! Knowledge is infectious.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteI changed my settings on the computer to use to lowest energy possible
What a great idea! I’m going to check it out and see if it’s too late since Earth Day is over.
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