Carbon Footprints Carbon Emissions

Carbon Footprints Carbon Emissions ...

Get Your Business Ready to Profit from the Carbon Economy, Let

Carbon Footprints Carbon Emissions

Identify and Evaluate Business CO2 Emissions

Squeeze Profit Out of CO2 Strategies

Deliver Briefings and Workshops

Provide Management Controls and Tools

File the Reporting Paperwork

Deliver Support Packages


The World is Changing

Irrespective of any particular belief, even the precise cause, no one but the very young or those without their faculties can be in any doubt that the worlds climate has changed. It has changed so dramatically that it is noticeable within half a lifetime and little knowledge of science.

Successive leaders of most countries around the world have recognised this change publicly. Through the UNs' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 1988. After nearly 10 years study agreeing on 11 December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan more had to be done to curtail any affect man may be having on the climate. Many countries signed up, including Australia. Ten years after that, in December 2007, Australia ratified its' commitment to the Kyoto protocol and the reduction of emissions from carbon dioxide and other harmful gases within the protocol.

There are now a significant number of people around the world creating what will be a 'Global Deal'. This agreement will put in place formal mechanisms for international Carbon Trading thus creating a Global Carbon Economy.

The World is changing and it would be folly to ignore this rather than getting on the front foot. Leading by creating new industries that hold the keys to new jobs, replacing jobs of the previous industries that will undoubtedly decline and die.

It Will Be Essential for Businesses to Change

Given the facts above, a tax will need to be implemented for every business emitting carbon dioxide as a means of causing and paying for emission reductions.

Whilst changes to tax law are not new for business neither is 'change'. Economic change, technological change and 'social responsibility' changes have all happened in the past and will do so again. In the case of the Carbon Economy it will be essential for Businesses to change in all three aspects concurrently.

Unguarded this could break or, more beneficially, make a business. CarbOn20 is here to manage these changes to the benefit of the businesses.

 


Waste...

Landfill sites are getting closer to capacity as demand outstrips supply. ...this makes Australia one of the biggest CO2 emitters in the world next to the USA at nearly 20 tonnes of CO2 per capita.


Carbon...

There is EXACTLY the same amount of carbon in the world as there has always been. It is only its' location and distribution changes that Man has contributed to.

Industrial and personal behaviour will need to change globaly if a good balance is to be maintained.
   Moreover somebody is going to have to pay for it and we all know who that will be.

A carbon based economy (Trading, Caps and Tax) can help bring about that behavioural change, whilst paying for it at the same time.
 It can also be readily implemented by Gov's integrating it into their tax regimes.