The Green Brief is a fresh new application for Apple’s iPod Touch and iPhone devices. The main idea behind this new green application is to offer accessible going green tips and advice for reducing the negative impact that individuals, and companies are making on the environment.

The Green Brief readers can easily catch up on top green news stories,, green products and green innovations, as well as benefit from helpful information geared to help consumers cut the costs of electricity and how to help educate others about living sustainably.

The tips offered by the Green Brief will fall into three main categories: Business, Home and Travel. Readers can check out individual sections to get ideas about how to green up those areas in their lives.

A key component to The Green Brief is allowing users to submit their own suggestions and ideas. Each suggestion that is submitted is rated according to the cost of implementing the solution, and how much can be saved by putting it into practice.

Nick Drake, the managing director of Climate Change Communications Ltd, said:

“With this application, iPhone users can get the inside track on green issues, whether they’re after information about their home, workplace or lifestyle. No longer do they need to be chained to their desktop PC or Mac just to get the latest on the environment, which is important for the pace of life that many iPhone users have.”

“Users of the software get access to ‘green’ tips and news while on the move, knowing that the tips will not only help protect the planet, but should also help patch any holes in their pockets, which is particularly necessary in the current economic environment.”

Notes to Editors

The Green Brief, which is expected to be hit among connected-types who care for the environment and their wallets, is the first foray into application development for Climate Change Communications Limited.

The newly formed company is dedicated to raising practical awareness about our environment, partly by spreading ‘know-how’ to save carbon in various areas, while striving for a return for its customers. The name of the application is a play on the meaning of ‘brief’ being a ‘quick look’ at news, and is an amalgamation of other ideas. Access the application now on its dedicated homepage – www.thegreenbrief.com – visit for more information, screenshots and details about Climate Change Communications Ltd.

The Green Brief is available to download in the Apple Store from iTunes and costs $2.99 / £1.79 / €2.39. The content is all in English, the size of the application is 0.6Mb and it requires an active internet connection to retrieve the content.