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Reduce your footprint and increase your influence when you join PermissionResearch
Reduce your footprint and increase your influence when you join PermissionResearch
PermissionResearch, a division of comScore, Inc. has partnered with Trees for the Future to plant a tree for each new person who joins PermissionResearch through the comScore Trees for Knowledge campaign. By taking just a couple of minutes to complete the PermissionResearch registration process and download our research software, you will be contributing to the future of the Internet and the future of our environment!

What's your carbon footprint?
The average American emits over 36,000 pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year. The amount of carbon dioxide that you are responsible for is often called your carbon footprint. And too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is one of the major causes of global warming. You can do your part to help save the environment by using energy more wisely and recycling. But planting trees can also help reduce the effects of carbon dioxide. On average, a mature tree annually removes more than 50 pounds of carbon dioxide from the global atmosphere. That’s why when you become a member of PermissionResearch, we will pledge to plant a tree on your behalf. Plus we will plant a tree for each month you remain an active member of PermissionResearch during the life of the entire campaign!*

Join PermissionResearch now and help save the Earth for all of us.

*In order to qualify as an active member, you must have PermissionResearch software installed on your computer and access the Internet at least once a month from that computer.


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