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  • Friday, December 11, 2009

The UN climate summit is providing IT companies with a platform from which to hawk their wares, and carbon management software tools could see the biggest boost.

This week, the big news in the world of green has been the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (COP15), and Green IT companies are seizing the opportunity to show how they’re offering tools to support the policymaking underway. Google on Thursday unveiled a tool to help researchers and policymakers measure rates of deforestation, a hot topic at the summit. Rival Microsoft isn’t sitting still, either. One of the projects Microsoft is highlighting at the Bright [...]

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