"Decarbonathon" seeks tools to reduce cities' carbon footprint

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Competition launched to encourage the development of easy-to-implement solutions to cut carbon emissions from cities

A new competition is to encourage cross-discipline teams of citizens and professionals to come up with ways to decrease the carbon footprint of the world's cities. The "Decarbonathon", which was launched...

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