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HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
HP’s Enterprise Printing Blog

 

Michelle Price

Manager, Worldwide Environmental Strategic Marketing, Imaging and Printing Group 

 

On May 22nd, HP’s Imaging and Printing Group made a huge environmental announcement. As part of the announcement, we introduced the HP Carbon Footprint Calculator and indicated that it’ll be available at the end of June. Well, it’s now available. It takes about a minute to load. Check it out and let us know your thoughts.


The HP Carbon Footprint Calculator for printing helps you compare the carbon footprint of an existing sample printer fleet to that of a new, optimized LaserJet-based fleet. The calculator helps you understand how you can reduce your impact on the environment. It assesses printer energy and paper use, the carbon impact of usage and associated monetary costs based on geographical energy assessments.


If you are interested in learning more about the recent HP environmental announcement, click here or check out Mike Feldman’s blog about the announcement.

 

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Posted 07-03-2008 9:41 PM by Anonymous

Comments

Alvin Escuadro wrote re: HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
on 08-07-2008 3:16 PM

Thank you.

Jo Momma wrote re: HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
on 08-07-2008 5:45 PM

Go green or go home.

Stephen wrote re: HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
on 08-08-2008 5:29 AM

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Charles R. Anderson, Ph.D. wrote re: HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
on 08-08-2008 4:26 PM

HP should be ashamed for pushing this scientific fraud upon people and trying to make them feel guilty for living.  There is no scientific evidence that man has caused the global warming that occurred between 1975 and 1998.  Since then, global temperatures have not increased despite continuing increases in atmospheric CO2.  Meanwhile, the temperatures of other planets have increased without the aid of man-made CO2 emissions.  The historic relationship between CO2 in the atmosphere and temperature is that temperature increases cause CO2 to increase at a later time.  Scientifically, the anthropomorphic global warming claims are without justification, other than heat island effects in highly populated areas.  It is clear that natural effects still dominate any effects of man in the global climate.

Let us hope that the earth does not return to more common temperatures in its 600 million year record.  Usually, it has been much warmer than now, but it has also been much colder more often than it has had the pleasant intermediate temperatures we are now experiencing.

Les wrote re: HP's Carbon Footprint Calculator is Now Available
on 08-08-2008 7:44 PM

Your footprint calculator is hugh.  I wonder how much carbon that burns to transmit the download.  :-)

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