Carbon Xprint participates in the Climate March

Over 300,000 people turned out for the Peoples Climate March in New York City on September 21, 2014. People want to do something about climate change but they do not know what to do, so they march. Carbon Xprint gives people an option to take action for their carbon footprint.

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Carbon Xprint earned one of the coveted 750 spots from among more than 6,000 applicants at the 2015 Sustainable Innovation Forum (SIF15) in Paris. The 2-day forum took place amid the historic Conference of Parties (COP21) climate talks.

Companies of any size can use financial institutions and Carbon Xprint to quantify responsibility and demonstrate constructive sustainability to their supply chains and retail customers all while maintaining an asset on the balance sheet.
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That 70% of those in the Millennial and Latino communities would be willing to spend $20 a month extra on their energy bill if it significantly reduced greenhouse gases.

Using Carbon Xprint, universities can move beyond divestment and zero out the carbon footprint of the campus. Many universities can do this with just a small portion of their endowment and they still maintain the endowment.
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A 2% cash back credit card used for just the non-essential spending of an average Millennial would yield $270.28. By automatically directing those funds to Carbon Xprint term deposits they would balance a sizable portion of their carbon footprint without having to change their behavior. Read more

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