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How Carbon Credits Contribute to a Cleaner Environment
Fossil fuels have been used as the main source of energy for many decades now in all types of industries as well as for personal use. However, these fossil fuels release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane, which cause a lot of harm to the environment. Increasing concentration of these greenhouse gases in the air is causing the phenomenon of global warming, with serious repercussions for the planet.
With an aim of reducing the emissions and safeguarding the planet, the idea of carbon credits was brought into existence. Through the famous Kyoto protocol, an agreement among more than 170 countries, it was decided to set limits on emissions of greenhouse gases by every member country. The country’s administration then uses the agreed limits and prescribes quotas to manufacturing units, identifying the quantity of emissions they are allowed to make.
In the carbon credits scheme, the manufacturing units that emit greenhouse gases more than the allocated quota are punished while those producing less are rewarded. One carbon credit is equivalent to one ton of carbon dioxide released into the environment. In this novel scheme, manufacturing units or firms that release greenhouse gases within the prescribed quota can sell carbon credits of an amount equivalent to the difference, while those units that release above the limit will have to buy a corresponding amount of carbon credits from the market.
Such carbon credits trading encourage lesser emissions and thereby decrease uncontrolled emissions of greenhouse gases in the air. The trading of carbon credits has made emissions an intrinsic cost of running a company, which is now reflected in the financial results. This has caused companies to actively look for means to reduce their emissions and opt for cleaner methods of doing business.
Carbon offset credit is another innovative solution to control greenhouse gas emission, which follows a similar strategy. A carbon offset credit is equivalent to one metric ton of carbon dioxide or equivalent greenhouse gas reduction in the atmosphere. The decrease is mostly attained by using cleaner and renewable forms of energy such as tidal and wind energy.
A carbon offset is purchased by firms or other organizations to offset the emissions that are above their allocated quotas as per the defined regulations. Carbon offset is available to governments, companies and even the common man who can balance their carbon footprint through it. This helps in encouraging and financing reduction in emissions and advancing eco-friendly efforts of generation of energy.
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High Engagement Style - Easy-to-read, interactive, writing style that engages students through active learning techniques.
Personalized Marketing - A vivid and accurate description of businesses, marketing professionals, and entrepreneurs—through cases, exercises, and testimonials—that allows students to personalize marketing and identify possible career interests.
Marketing Decision Making – The use of extended examples, cases, and videos involving people making marketing decisions.
Integrated Technology - The use of powerful technical resources and learning solutions.
Traditional and Contemporary Coverage - Comprehensive and integrated coverage of traditional and contemporary concepts.
Rigorous Framework - A pedagogy based on the use of Learning Objectives, Learning Reviews, Learning Objectives Reviews, and supportive student supplements.
Mobile Marketing PlaybookIs this the Year of Mobile? For over a decade this proclamation has turned out to be premature, giving marketers ample reason to be skeptical. The difference looking forward to 2011 is that this is the first time that consumer behavior and mobile platforms have reached sufficient scale for mobile to move beyond an emerging media tactic for mainstream marketers. To help guide marketers during this exciting time of transition, we’ve published the Mobile Marketing Playbook. Our comprehensive strategic report aims to help marketers evaluate the opportunities available, determine which ones are best for their brands and develop a strategy following best practices for achieving success in mobile marketing.
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• Work within a framework for establishing a set of clear objectives for their mobile marketing strategy
• Move beyond the checklist approach with a filter for evaluating the myriad of opportunities within mobile
• Think of ways to use mobile to merge online and offline strategies, as a hub that bridges the gap
• Encourage a dialogue about what matters in mobile now, and what’s ahead for this new and exciting medium
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The New Rules of Marketing & PR: How to Use Social Media, Online Video, Mobile Applications, Blogs, News Releases, and Viral Marketing to Reach Buyers DirectlyDavid Meerman Scotts marketing bible has become a modern day business classic.This is the book every ambitious, forward-thinking, progressive marketer or publicist has at the front of their shelf. Business communication has changed over the recent years. Creative ad copy is no longer enough. The New Rules of Marketing and PR has brought thousands of marketers up to speed on the changing requirements of promoting products or services in the new digital age. This is a one-of-a-kind, pioneering guide, offering a step-by-step action plan for harnessing the power of the Internet to communicate with buyers directly, raise online visibility, and increase sales. Its about getting the right message to the right people at the right time - for a fraction of the cost of a big-budget advertising campaign. This new, updated edition includes:
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A Lean Marketing Revolution: The Timeless-Know How PrinciplesFor decades, someone breaking into business had a tough time learning the secrets to marketing. The only solution was a study of numerous books containing hundreds of mind-numbing pages. Say "goodbye" to those days!
Now available is a short, easy to read, condensed version of the key principles of marketing, writen as, "A Lean Marketing Revolution."
A Lean Marketing Revolution, condense hundreds of pages of current text on marketing into a more easily understood format.
The result is a dynamic and exciting 46 page booklet which gets to the point rather quickly to drive immediate results, which is quite revolutionary.
A Lean Marketing Revolution was released on July 19, 2011. The booklet topped the bestsellers lists in Amazon’s Kindle division for eBooks in the first two weeks of release, quickly reaching the following ratings: number one (#1) as a bestseller in multilevel Marketing; number twenty-four (#24) as a bestseller in Advertising, number thirty-six (#36) in Marketing; number seven (#7) as a bestseller in Business Development; and, finally, number one (#1) as the hot new bestseller in Advertising, Marketing, and Business.
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