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Carbon counter
Carbon counter
When it becomes available later this year, Ecorio will use a phone's GPS to calculate the carbon output of your car trips and help you offset gas emissions by purchasing carbon credits. The app is being built on Google's Android mobile operating system.

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Last updated August 19 2008: 12:59 PM ET
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