The sun is shining. People are wearing shorts. People who haven’t cycled for months are out enthusiastically mowing down young children on Brighton promenade. So what am I doing stuck inside, shackled to my computer?
Last week the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called again for a “green revolution” and suggested that the UK could be aiming for an 80% cut in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050. Hurrah. That sounds promising.
Or does it?
Apologies for letting this one drop for a while. I have, as I hope you’ll see in the next few days, been Very Very Busy.
But just to point out that Google are now doing their own Carbon Footprint calculator…
OK… the first of my Carbon Footprint Calculator reviews. First, a note. I’m going to be learning about what makes a good calculator as I go along, so all these reviews are subject to change. And this is a layman’s response, not a scientist’s. If you’ve got any views on these – or other sites – please let me know:
There is so much information coming at us now on how to save energy in the home. The Energy Saving Trust have a great site…
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