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Brighter Planet

Middlebury, VT, USA, 05753

As you create your dream day of celebration in an environmentally-responsible way, it won’t add anything daunting to your checklist to have a totally carbon neutral wedding. This means offsetting the carbon dioxide emissions associated with everything from food, to flowers, to flights. Brighter Planet can help you turn your wedding into an event that is not only memorable, but also helps to build our renewable energy future and fight global warming. Now that's worth an extra toast.

Climate Care

112 Magdalen Road, Oxford, United Kingdom

Climate Care Climate Care was set up to tackle climate change by reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. We do this by offsetting - making CO2 reductions on behalf of individuals and companies. Climate Care 112 Magdalen Road OX4 1RQ Tel: Fax:

ClearSky Climate Solutions

415 N. Higgins Ave, Suite 117, Missoula, MT, USA, 59802

Throw a climate-neutral wedding with ClearSky! We'll help you figure out your event's carbon footprint, work with you to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions where possible, and offset the remainder with high-quality offsets from ClearSky projects. Visi ...

Chasing Green New!

Chasing Green Chasing Green is a new green resource which attempts to teach people that they can take small, easy steps to go green that have a real positive impact on our planet.

TerraPass Inc. New! Popular

527 Howard St., San Francisco, Califnornia, USA, 94105

What's included in my wedding's carbon footprint? The wedding calculator takes into account four different sources of emissions: *Airline emissions from guest travel. For most weddings, this is by far the most important category of emissions. Planes burn a lot of fuel, and these days most weddings bring together people from all over the country and the world. *Automobile emissions from guest travel. Cars aren't likely to be a huge source of greenhouse gas emissions for your wedding, but if you have a lot of local guests, they will collectively burn a modest amount of gasoline getting to the event. *Energy use in hotel rooms. Hot showers, lighting, and air conditioning all require electricity. For large weddings, this energy use can add up. *Energy use for the wedding itself. The DJ, the caterer, temperature control, lighting – whether you have your wedding on the beach or in a banquet hall, the event itself requires some energy. Truth be told, the amount of emissions from the event itself is small – about one ton of CO2 or less – so we just add a little to the total to cover it.




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