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What are employer rankings?
CommutingGreen has developed a national employer ranking engine that ranks employers based on achievements in establishing a carbon neutral commute for all employees. These rankings are generated from the results of each participating employer's Commuting Report, a free online report specific to each employer. The results place employees in one of three commuting categories based on the amount of carbon each employee is emitting from their commute. The rankings are updated monthly based on the most current Commuting Report from that month. Only the highest ranking category is listed on the CommutingGreen website.
Once an employer has completed their Commuting Report, the employer is placed in one of the following four rankings:
- Green Earth - Congratulations! More than 75% of your employees are already commuting carbon neutral. This is the highest ranking on CommutingGreen.
- Blue Skies - Your company has done a good job of minimizing carbon dioxide emissions via your employees' commute. Above 50% of your employees are commuting neutral.
- Partly Cloudy - There's work to be done. Between 25% and 50% of your employees are commuting carbon neutral and the rest drive alone without carbon offsets.
- Smoggy - There is a lot that can be done. Less than 25% of your employees are commuting to work carbon neutral and the rest drive alone without carbon offsets.
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Kingsley Coach Announces Plans for Hybrid RV
Kingsley Coach announced today that it is considering alternatives for a hybrid version of its K-3 model custom coach as part of an environmental and fuel economy push designed to make Kingsley's K-3 the first hybrid RV model on the market. -
UN launches web portal to help tackle global warming (AFP)
AFP - The United Nations on Wednesday launched a web portal to spur a market-driven trading service designed to help cut greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol. -
Spending: Now, Even Those Temporary Wheels Can Be Greener
As more consumers express concerns about greenhouse gas emissions, rental car companies are adding Priuses and other hybrids to their fleets. -
Transportation Secretary Discusses Concerns About National Infrastructure
The bridge collapse in Minneapolis earlier this month raised questions about the state of the aging transportation infrastructure. Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters discusses what the government is doing to ensure its safety. -
(CSRwire) A2 Hosting, Inc. Offsets its Carbon Emissions with Carbonfund.org