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One Did It is a web service that provides tools to help consumers make more sustainable choices and calculate their environmental footprint. It uses creative formats like comic strips, animations and competitions to make sustainability messaging entertaining and easy to understand. The goal is to catch people's attention and encourage behavior change through community support, sharing experiences, and gamification elements like competing with others.
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sustainability. They are easy to understand and provide a framework for discussion. These
Themes are: Transportation, Energy, Design, Habitat, Food, Natural Capital, Waste, Health,
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