Through carbon ID card, general public can understand the extent of the environmental impact one organization has and to what extent the organizations are recouping the deficiency.
The controlling agencies/boards may create checks through carbon ID.
Carbon ID may also show the tolerance limit, which the organizations should not exceed.
It will also be helpful to impose the environmental tax and grant environmental subsidy.
Through carbon ID card, general public can understand the extent of the environmental impact one organization has and to what extent the organizations are recouping the deficiency.
The controlling agencies/boards may create checks through carbon ID.
Carbon ID may also show the tolerance limit, which the organizations should not exceed.
It will also be helpful to impose the environmental tax and grant environmental subsidy.
This is an important subject in environmental chemistry. From my little knowledge, most cards are made out of plastic materials. After a PVC-based credit card application, 20 g CO2 are thrown into the environment. A banking PVC card with a ‘typical’ IC (integrated circuit), has an approximate carbon footprint in the range of 40 g CO2/card. Banking cards in the U.S. contribute in the range of 1,000,000,000*40 g CO2 equivalent to the carbon footprint of the card industry, or a total of 40,000 tons. Public awareness of this harmful effect necessitates an approach for producing cards with longer lifetimes. This is part of the effort that must be done to have a more green environment.