Climate Friendly site update

admin — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 06:29:31 +0000

I’m a bit late in posting this, but about two weeks ago we launched an update to the Climate Friendly website. The biggest visual change is an updated home page – but the biggest changes were behind the scenes.

The site now supports international visitors much better – providing support for multiple currencies, locations and units (so U.S. visitors will see miles instead of kilometres for example).

Already the Climate Friendly team have noticed an increase in international sales, so we’re pretty happy that the update is already getting results.

There were a few other additions, like the list of tips for reducing your emissions.

Disclosure: We are also a Climate Friendly customer – neutralising the carbon emissions of our agency through them.

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David Gravina — Tue, 29 May 2007 12:16:03 +0000

We redesigned and launched Climate Friendly’s new site a few weeks ago but this article (originally at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18864419/) reminded me how important it is for all of us to do our bit and drastically reduce our carbon footprint NOW. Reducing our demand is the most important and first step (hang on some lights to turn off in the studio!) then we should offset what we can’t reduce through companys like Climate Friendly.

It’s so frustrating that the US Govt (and the Aussie one!) are getting in the way of the transformation process that is taking place. It’s already a nail biting race to turn things around and these clowns won’t get out of the way. Anyway positive change is happening, and if the Democrats get in maybe we’ll see the change we so desperately need.

I wish i could say the same for Labor here, alas with this sort of thing happening in Tasmania under a Labor Government and the states doing far less than they should the signs are not good.