Endurance Magazine, carbon balanced by TerraPass

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Carbon projects

This badge has expired. Endurance Magazine has not sponsored a carbon reduction in the current year.

Carbon dioxide emissions, the principal cause of global warming, are an inevitable consequence of energy use. Every time an individual or organization uses electricity for lighting, fuel for transport, etc., additional carbon emissions are released into the atmosphere.

Endurance Magazine has partnered with TerraPass to sponsor clean energy and carbon reduction projects that result in a verified, measurable reduction in carbon emissions.

Endurance Magazine emissions reductions

2009: 21 metric tons of CO2 reduced

2008: 46 metric tons of CO2 reduced

About Endurance Magazine

Endurance Magazine, based in North Carolina, is committed to improving the environment and reversing the negative impacts on climate change. This commitment has helped to bring numerous eco-friendly changes to their event production business. Their "Race Without A Trace" initiative serves as a basis for all events to empower and enable their collective communities to embrace positive change in their attitudes toward environmental sustainability. Endurance Magazine is collaborating with SPORToften and TerraPass to ensure that all 6 of their events are carbon-neutral.

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Endurance Magazine has balanced emissions from these sources:

Commute offset

Employee commutes, whether by car or by public transport.

About the TerraPass Badge Program

Organizations that purchase carbon offsets through TerraPass are eligible to become a TerraPass Badge Partner. Badges come in three levels, indicating the amount of carbon emissions reduced.

A White Badge signifies a reduction of up to 200 metric tons of carbon emissions. A Blue Badge indicates a reduction of between 200 and 1,000 metric tons of carbon emissions. A Green Badge indicates a reduction of over 1,000 metric tons of carbon emissions.

Badge Level is determined by the amount of carbon reductions sponsored within the past 365 days. Reductions that took place more than 365 days ago do not count toward Badge eligibility.

TerraPass provides tools and consultations to help partners estimate their carbon footprint, but TerraPass does not certify the results of these calculations. All energy use figures are self-reported by Badge Partners, and partners are not required to balance 100% of their emissions to be eligible for the TerraPass Badge program.