THE CONCEPT – " Apple-trees " The concept is this: On Apple's outstanding internet store, ITunes they will set up the possibility to buy an "Apple-tree". This will be a non-profit project where the income goes to funding the project itself, aside from a small handling charge. (I know that this sounds bad for a commercial enterprise, but I predict that this will really establish Apple as an environmentally conscious company.) An "Apple-tree" is an audio- and/or a video-file where (hopefully!) Al Gore will thank you for buying an "Apple-tree". He will then explain to you that by buying an "Apple-tree" you are actually buying endangered rainforests in the tropical belt around the world, which by itself is not enough to save the world but is an important contribution. Then he will give you a new tip with every purchase of an "Apple-tree", of what you can do yourself to give the earth the upper hand in the battle against oblivion. There are several enterprises today that are planting or protecting the rainforest, so Apple would mainly be the front-end marketing arm. I predict that with Apple's impact on society, and how the conscientious consumers want to participate; this would be a way of getting control over the situation. In the near future people would meet at work, in school, in the neighbourhood and at home to compare the number of trees they have "planted". This is good brand-building. Apple will make even more money while they are saving the planet. Now, doesn't that sound cool? Dag Skaug dagskaug@gmail.com

Al Gore has one of the biggest carbon foot prints in the US. I don't want tips from him on how I should live when he doesn't practice what he preaches.

No. I don't think so and it sounds like some more hyperlink nonsense.

Even though Al Gore uses an Apple they are the least green company of 2007

Any scemes that help the Environment in some way are to be comended i had heard that McCartney was doing something like this and I think its a great idea to mix technology with nature in a beneficial manner .

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