My trees’ impact since I registered
This graph shows you the evolution of your tree planting and your CO2 compensation since you became a Tree-Nation citizen.
My trees’ impact this year
This graph shows you the evolution of your tree planting and your CO2 compensation this year.
My website CO2 impact
This graph shows how the website’s CO2 emissions of https://www.neozone.org are being compensated.
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How it works
This CO2-neutral smart label automatically compensates all the CO2 emissions the website generates. It tracks the website usage and calculates its related emissions. Our system plants the trees needed to compensate these emissions. Learn more
About Tree-Nation’s CO2 Neutral Label
The smart label for a CO2-neutral website
Why it’s important to offset websites’ emissions?
Every year, a website releases several kilograms of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. When a website is used, data is transferred to and processed in remote servers. The electricity consumed by these servers and by our computers accounts for 2% of the world’s air pollution, as much as the airline industry!
For this reason at Tree-Nation we have developed what we call a “CO2 neutral label”, a simple tool that allows us to make any website CO2 neutral.
How does the label work / Our label technology
Our label algorithm allows us to obtain an accurate estimation of the emissions of any particular website. We base our calculations on the Alexander Wissner-Gross’ study which estimates 0.02g of CO2 emitted per web page displayed. The CO2 Neutral Label, when placed in a website’s footer, counts the web pages displayed and then calculates the CO2 emissions by multiplying the number of pages displayed by 0.02g.
Once we know how much CO2 a website is emitting, our system automatically calculates the trees that need to be planted to compensate that amount and this information is transmitted to the planters along with the funds required to plant the tree.
Keeping track of a website’s impact
To ensure transparency, a CO2 NEUTRAL LABEL links to a page that displays statistics of the CO2 offsets, the number of trees planted along with information about the company that is using the label.