January 22, 2009

Free GPS-Enabled Carbon Footprint Application for iPhone

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Clear Standards, a provider of enterprise carbon management and sustainability systems, is reaching out to individuals with the launch of “Carbon Tracker,” a free GPS-enabled carbon footprint application for the iPhone.

Carbon Tracker lets users calculate the carbon footprint from daily commuting, vacations, or business trips and it uses the iPhone GPS function while traveling to determine the approximate distance of each trip segment. Users can also set monthly “maximum emission” goals and monitor their progress against personal carbon footprint reduction targets.

Clear Standards says that in the future the product may be expanded to track other activities and may provide a way for consumers to buy carbon offsets.

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