You ask, they answer: The Carbon Trust

This week Euan Murray from The Carbon Trust will join us online from Monday to Thursday to answer your questions on its Carbon Reduction Label , how businesses are going green, and what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint . The Carbon Trust is a non-profit company set up by the UK government, with the mission of moving the UK to a low-carbon economy. It provides specialist advice and finance to help organisations cut carbon, offering 0% loans for businesses who want to carry out energy-saving projects. You may recognise the trust from its Carbon Reduction Label , which aims to "help businesses and consumers reduce their carbon footprints together". Its distinctive footprint can be found on Walkers crisps , Quaker Oats and various Tesco own-brand food stuffs (and toilet roll too ) to inform shoppers of the CO2 emissions associated with a product. Not limited to supermarket items, the label was most recently awarded to the Dyson Airblade handryer . Whether you want to ask the trust about its carbon label, its move this month to help biofuels made from waste or its other carbon-cutting work, this is your chance. Post your questions below.