Carbon Advice Group Plc is pleased to announce the appointment of Oliver Rothschild as its non-execu
Matthew Sullivan, Founder and CEO of Carbon Advice Group, welcomed the appointment saying:
“We are delighted that Oliver Rothschild has agreed to join Carbon Advice Group Plc as Chairman. We believe that Oliver will bring significant experience and international credibility to the Board of Carbon Advice Group Plc as it rapidly extends its carbon offsetting services and network of environmental entrepreneurs across Europe and the United States”.
Oliver Rothschild said “Carbon Advice Group Plc provides a unique way of engaging individuals and businesses in combating climate change across borders and nationalities. I am pleased to join Carbon Advice Group Plc at such an exciting stage in the company’s growth. I look forward to the exciting challenges of the future and working with my colleagues at Carbon Advice Group Plc to ensure the company provides a quality service to justify the public’s continuing support”.
“We want to motivate the average person in the street to get online, join our global network, build their own carbon offsetting website and get the message across to everyone they know,” continued Carbon Advice Group founder Matthew Sullivan.
“Everyday we see, hear and read about the catastrophic effects of global climate change. We all know we need to do something, and we need to do it now. We believe the appointment of Oliver Rothschild will help Carbon Advice Group Plc get closer to achieving our objective of bringing carbon emissions reduction and offsetting into the mainstream” Sullivan continued.
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Notes to Editors
Founder and principal of Buchler Rothschild Investments, Oliver Rothschild has held several key positions including Chairman of UNICEF (Appeals). He is currently the Ambassador of the Monte Carlo Film Festival (IETFF), Ambassador of the charity Fresh2O and is closely associated with several other charitable bodies and boards. Oliver is the Patron of the St.Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Chairman of Pinewood Media, a Director of Twilight Films Ltd and Chairman the Tripleplay Group.
His track record of successful business development includes Property Investment, ICT and Entertainment, Public Relations, Fine Arts & Antiques. Oliver’s board level experience is equally extensive. He has served as Chairman for an international travel organisation, senior vice president of American General Investments and as director of a London auction House. Principle shareholder in a Fine Arts and Antiques business, Oliver is currently serving as Chairman of AB Entertainments and Fusion Universal, as well as holding directorships with a number of IT, PR and Investment companies.
Fluent in French, German, Spanish and Italian, Oliver Rothschild is actively developing business opportunities throughout the US and Europe including the former Eastern European Block countries, where he is both investing and advising on property and business acquisitions.
About Carbon Advice Group Plc
London-based Carbon Advice Group PLC has created a unique web-based service that enables individuals and businesses to take an active role in combating climate change. The site enables users to directly calculate their carbon footprint and immediately purchase carbon offsets.
The Carbon Advice Group allows anyone to get involved and take an active role in the emerging green economy. The site offers motivated social entrepreneurs a short process to set up their own merchant site to promote and sell carbon offsets as part of the Carbon Advice Group’s network. They are also able to create their own partner downline network.
The Carbon Advice Group’s mission is to create a worldwide network of environmental entrepreneurs by giving them the necessary tools, understanding and motivation for them to bring carbon emission reduction and offsetting into the mainstream and make it a vital part of everyday life. Allowing individuals to promote, purchase or provide carbon offsets, the group offers a compelling answer to the “What can I do?” response to global climate change issues.
Carbon offsetting enables individuals and businesses to compensate for unavoidable emissions by purchasing equivalent greenhouse gas savings. With the Carbon Advice Group, these savings can come from wind power, biomass power, or a renewable energy charitable contribution.
Available carbon credits meet strict international standards. Users who purchase carbon offsets will receive certificates, windscreen permits and window displays so they can proudly demonstrate their environmental credentials.
For more information, visit: www.carbonadvicegroup.com
Carbon Advice Group Plc Launches Carbon E2 TM - Enables Companies To Actively Involve Employees In Their Climate Change Strategy
London based Carbon Advice Group Plc (www.carbonadvicegroup.com) is delighted to announce the launch of Carbon E2 TM, a unique web based service which empowers employees, shareholders and stakeholders to take an active role in deciding where their Company chooses to offset its carbon footprint.
- Matthew Sullivan, Carbon Advice Group CEO, said “Employee Engagement is essential for companies to be able to deliver on their climate change promises. The Carbon Advice Group’s Carbon E2 TM service is designed to offer a simple, highly visual and effective way for a company to engage their employees in their climate change strategy and create a personal sustainability programme.”
Sullivan continued: “Every day we see, hear and read about the catastrophic effects of global climate change. We all know we need to do something, and we need to do it now. What most of us don’t know is what we should do or how we should do it. The Carbon Advice Group Carbon E2 TM service gives companies a simple, cost effective web based tool that invites each and every employee to get actively involved in decisions that were previously made behind closed doors”
“We want employees to become experts on their company’s climate change strategy” Sullivan said. “We want them to be proud of their company’s decision to embrace its corporate social responsibilities and involve their employees in this vital process. In providing the Carbon E2 TM service, Carbon Advice Group is determined to bring the topic of climate change right to the canteen table and make it an important part of everyone’s lives.”
About Carbon E2 TM
Carbon E2 TM, or Carbon Employee Engagement, is a web based service provided by Carbon Advice Group. Once a company has calculated its carbon footprint using the calculators provided by Carbon Advice Group and reduced its carbon emissions as far as possible, it can invite its employees to go online to a unique, branded website provided by Carbon E2 TM where each individual employee can choose to offset their share of the company’s carbon footprint from a range of internationally verified carbon offset projects. This means that the company concerned can ensure that each and every one of their employees, shareholders and stakeholders is actively involved in an important part of their company’s climate change strategy.
About Carbon Advice Group Plc
Carbon Advice Group Plc is an international venture that enables users to create their own personalised carbon calculating and offsetting websites. Available in UK and US versions, the website (www.carbonadvicegroup.com) harnesses the spirit of social entrepreneurship in the drive to be carbon neutral by empowering individuals and businesses to set up their own personalized website where they can provide carbon footprint calculations and carbon offsets to their customers, clients, suppliers and staff and be rewarded financially for their efforts.
Carbon Advice Group Plc’s chairman is Oliver Rothschild. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s board comprises a number of respected, successful individuals who all share the same concern for the environment. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s ethos is to provide innovative solutions available internationally to encourage individuals and businesses to become actively involved with addressing climate change. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s seeks to act as transparently as possible and to provide a world class service, working with companies that are acknowledged leaders in their field.
Every person and business leaves a carbon footprint, most notably through travel and energy consumption. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s website enables people to take responsible action to reduce and offset the unavoidable emissions of their everyday actions. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s Partner Programme lets people take the carbon reduction and offset message to their personal community/network/business and take a lead role in spreading that awareness. In order to address the “what’s in it for me” question, and to stimulate uptake of the Partner Programme, Carbon Advice Group Plc enables its partners to share in the revenues generated from the sale of carbon credits through their partner site.
Carbon offsetting enables individuals and businesses to compensate for unavoidable emissions by purchasing equivalent greenhouse gas savings. Carbon Advice Group Plc’s carbon credits meet strict international standards.
Will my car Start after the Head and Spark Plugs are replaced, along with Gaskets?
Thius si the car with the blown head Gasket. Car ocerheated, i turned Engine off BEFORE it shut off by itself.. i added Water for when it would start back up INTO RADIATOR and EXPANSION Tank. Came back two hours later.. Milkshake Oil. Added gas as i thought it was out.. just "Crank CrankCrankCrank," Nothing. Towed back to house, oil now draining Overnight.
1) Head is sittign in my living room. Someone told me i shoudl spend some time with gasoline cleaning the valves.. there are 8, and some are"Black" with Carbon. I dotn have a wire brush, but i have a Toothbrush and Napkins and stuff… Do i "Need" to Clean it?
2) That head has Spark Plugs in it, but i think i till get newones, as i can for or .. AC Delco OE Replacement.
3) The "Head Gasket Set" i will get, not just the Head Gasket.. also Valce Cover Gasket,etc..
4) Can PCV Valve be changed whiel Head is off, is that one of the things to replacee?
5) Can head be changed with "No" Oil in Crankcase? Im letting the Milkshake drip overnight.. Engine turned after i realized it wasnt gonna start, and i decided to push it no further after i pushedit Plenty, but it did crank when the key was turned.
Thanks, im just trying to process this, Any input is appreciated…
Will my car Start after the Head and Spark Plugs are replaced, along with Gaskets?
Thius si the car with the blown head Gasket. Car ocerheated, i turned Engine off BEFORE it shut off by itself.. i added Water for when it would start back up INTO RADIATOR and EXPANSION Tank. Came back two hours later.. Milkshake Oil. Added gas as i thought it was out.. just "Crank CrankCrankCrank," Nothing. Towed back to house, oil now draining Overnight.
1) Head is sittign in my living room. Someone told me i shoudl spend some time with gasoline cleaning the valves.. there are 8, and some are"Black" with Carbon. I dotn have a wire brush, but i have a Toothbrush and Napkins and stuff… Do i "Need" to Clean it?
2) That head has Spark Plugs in it, but i think i till get newones, as i can for or .. AC Delco OE Replacement.
3) The "Head Gasket Set" i will get, not just the Head Gasket.. also Valce Cover Gasket,etc..
4) Can PCV Valve be changed whiel Head is off, is that one of the things to replacee?
5) Can head be changed with "No" Oil in Crankcase? Im letting the Milkshake drip overnight.. Engine turned after i realized it wasnt gonna start, and i decided to push it no further after i pushedit Plenty, but it did crank when the key was turned.
Thanks, im just trying to process this, Any input is appreciated…
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Calculating your carbon footprint
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New Year’s day flying a AMF-S14 Maranda homebuilt, experimental airplane
Flying on January 1st to celebrate the New Year and start off our flying on the right track. AMF-S14 Maranda is a plans built wood & fabric airplane, this one was completed in 1978. It has been our toy sine 2000. It has a Lycoming O-290D2B with a 72″ Warp Drive (carbon fiber) propeller. It has a basic day/night VFR pannel. Cruise is about 100 MPH economy setting. The wing has no flaps but it has full-span ailerons, which helps out with cross-wind landings. We can carry 140 liters of fuel in the two wing tanks. Fuel burn is about 22L/h economy power setting. The airplane is a charm to fly, very responsive on all controls. The two main tires are 8.00-6 and a Scott fully-steerable tail wheel. One draw back is it has only one door on the passenger side. This makes it little cumbersome to get in or out, but once you get use to it, no problems. For more info visit: www.falconaravia.com groups.yahoo.com
DINOC Removal and Re-application
Watch as the CA-420 Carbon Dark Silver, after simulated damage and abuse, is removed rather easily on this guitar. It is then replaced with LE-517 Leather. Transcript: Sometimes things happen, and theres a chance your DI-NOC might become damaged, or worse, torn. You may even just wear it thin from wear and tear. The good news is that, with most previously finished substrates, including this guitar, DI-NOC comes off rather easily! To do so, you must be quick and nimble. Simply take a heat gun, and at a low to medium setting, heat the edges where the install was initially sealed. Depending on the age of the install, you should be able to simply peel back, and pull the DI-NOC off in large pieces. For older installs, or for installs where the substrate will be refinished, you may choose to use a scraper. Once removed, clean the substrate again, making sure it is clear of any knicks or dings. As long as its smooth, feel free to reapply DI-NOC for a totally brand new look. In this case were going to switch from Carbon Silver to Leather, which is a more suitable appearance and feel to this particular acoustic guitar. Once completed, re-string and play enjoying the new refinished look of your guitar!
My carbon monoxide detector just went off. After pressing the TEST button, it's OK now. What should I do?
I have a NightHawk Carbon Monoxide Detector. Right now, it’s about 2 in the morning, and about half an hour ago, my alarm went off. On the alarm screen, it clearly read "GAS". Needless to say, I was freaked out. I didn’t panic, but I pressed the Test/Silence button to get it to quiet down. I began reading the owners manual, and I reset the alarm. After changing the battery in it and replugging it in, it now reads zero, which is a good thing.
The thing is, I’m still freaked out. It clearly says that if the battery needed to be changed, it would have read "LB" for low batter. But I know that it read GAS. I woke up my mom to warn her, and of course she was reluctant to think anything was wrong. We checked all our appliances and made sure everything was off.
I was actually fixing two pieces of that microwaveable bacon a few minutes earlier. LOL, I don’t know if that would have set it off or not, but I just don’t know. I do have a gas furnace downstairs that was used this winter. I completely cut off the gas supply from there so it can’t even be attempted to be started up now.
I opened up some windows and turned on all the fans. Both my mom and I are feeling fine. I checked all the symptoms and such, and we’re both 100%, feeling great.
However, I’m still just worried. I hate to call the fire department to come out and check things out because I would hate to wake up my neighbors at this hour, and considering that everything seems fine now. Surely the alarm would go off a second time if there really was a threat, right?
I should also add that this alarm is probably about 2 years old and this is the first time the battery has been changed.
Any help would be appreciated. My mom is back upstairs and is going to try and get some rest because she has work in the morning. I’m staying up right now, because, well, I’m still quite worried.
Like I said though, the alarm clearly reads ZERO now.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
















































