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Avoiding Mass Extinctions EngineAvoiding Mass Extinctions Engine (abbreviated AMEE) is a software project that is designed to create a standard for carbon dioxide data, algorithms and profiling. Additional recommended knowledge
OverviewThe project comprises a software API service and wiki to enable access to a database of information about carbon dioxide emissions in the manufacture and use of household appliances, personal transport and consumer goods. It comprises;
BackgroundIt has been developed and maintained by UK company d::gen since 2005, and used for the UK Government's Act on CO2 Carbon Calculator, as part of a campaign against Global warming. ComponentsAn API for computer programmers provides access to standardised carbon dioxide data and calculations. The API can also store personal profiles, to record the carbon dioxide emissions that an individual is responsible for. The methodology wiki contains scientific methodologies and enables anyone to discuss or comment on them as with a normal wiki. UsersIt is used by the UK Government (Defra and the Act On CO2 campaign), The Climate Group, the RSA, Herefordshire Council, Global Cool and others. AMEE project sites:
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