Green Carbon one year on
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- Exploring greener frontiers. Le Pla, Ruth // NZ Business;Jun2008, Vol. 22 Issue 5, p32
The article features Seeby Woodhouse who launched the business venture Green Carbon in New Zealand. Woodhouse is known as the Orcon Internet entrepreneur who sold out to Kordia Group in 2007. Woodhouse also has a reputation as a man-about-town and for his work-hard/play hard ethos. Woodhouse...
- Seeby Woodhouse: Green Carbon. // NZ Business;Oct2010, Vol. 24 Issue 9, p60
The article features entrepreneur Seeby Woodhouse, founder of the firm, Green Carbon, which helps businesses in measuring, managing and offsetting their greenhouse gas emissions. He also ventured into the Internet market as an Internet service provider (ISP) through his firm, Orcon Internet,...
- SEEBY SEES GREEN. // NZ Business;May2008, Vol. 22 Issue 4, p6
The article focuses on the launch by Seeby Woodhouse of Green Carbon Ltd. in New Zealand. The mission of Green Carbon Ltd. is to provide a pathway for business establishments in reducing their carbon footprint by offsetting their emission of greenhouse gases. Awards that Woodhouse received such...
- Counting Carbons in the Sky. Dawson, Alene // Hollywood Reporter Weekend Edition;10/30/2009, Vol. 412 Issue 6, p10
The article focuses on environmental initiatives of private jet brokerage Ecostreamjet. Ecostreamjet partners with NativeEnergy Inc., a carbon solutions consulting firm that calculates the total carbon footprint of each flight. The cost of purchasing carbon credits to offset the emissions of the...
- NUMBERS Game. Brearton, Steve // CA Magazine;Dec2009, Vol. 142 Issue 10, p8
The article offers various information related to carbon footprint reduction. It mentions the 34,370 tonnes of emission offsets acquired by Pacific Carbon Trust from businesses in British Columbia in July 2009. There are 47% of executives have opposed the Kyoto-Japan agreement regarding Canada's...
- The next big thing? // Finweek;9/27/2007, p58
The article reports on the growth of the carbon credits market in South Africa. According to the author, the carbon credits market could be the next alternative asset class in the country as more companies consider investing in the market. It could also be a good trading opportunity for the...
- The month on endsreport.com. // ENDS (Environmental Data Services);Dec2010, Issue 431, p4
This section offers news briefs related to environmental policy and business in Great Britain. Government advisers argue that zero-carbon homes do not need to be zero carbon. The European Commission (EC) is proposing a ban on carbon credits from industrial gas projects in developing countries....
- Carbon Credit:. // Hardwood Floors Magazine;Feb/Mar2011, Vol. 24 Issue 1, p20
The article provides the definition for the term carbon credit, and discusses its creation in an effort to reduce of emission of greenhouse gases.
- Wake up and smell the carbon. Judge, Anthony // Estates Gazette;10/18/2008, Issue 841, p154
The article recommends measures to take to reduce carbon emissions and reduce the environmental impact of businesses. The Advertising Standards Authority of Great Britain has introduced guidelines for making environmental claims and investigated a number of complaints. Another way of improving...
