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Carbon Credit Environmental Services Launches Certification Program.

SciTech21-6 February 2008-Carbon Credit Environmental Services Launches Certification Program(C)2008 JeraOne - http://www.jeraone.com

Carbon Credit Environmental Services has applied for an Intellectual Property Patent to assist business and corporations in assessing their GHG, CO2 emissions with a certification being issued to them as a "carbon credit."

The certification will state that their product has been offset by CCES through "Green Alternative Energy Projects" or "Carbon Sequestering Projects."

CCES has created a "cradle to grave" standard for the voluntary carbon offset market since no standard exists. CCES will issue a certification to the voluntary offset market through multiple formulas in certain sequences that are recognized on a scientific basis. These formulas must be followed in sequence and strictly adhered to, to scientifically assess their GHG, CO2 emissions in the "cradle to grave" lifetime of their product.

CCES is working with several clothing and personal product manufacturers to assess the GHG emissions from their product, from the time it is made to the time it is disposed of. Once this has been accomplished, CCES will issue the product a "GHG, CO2 Carbon Neutral" label to apply to that product for one year. The label is part of the Intellectual Property Patent and can only be utilized through CCES permission.

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