Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files associated with your browser. Other technologies, such as local storage, can also store information on your device. This policy covers these technologies when browsing this website.

The website stores your consent choice in your browser's local storage under the name cookie_consent. The record includes the version, date and authorized categories. It is used to remember your decision for up to 365 days; after that period, the website asks you to choose again.

This record stays on your device and can be deleted through your browser settings. It does not represent a user account or registration on the Carbontree platform.

The names and lifetimes of any third-party cookies depend on the tools actually configured by their operators. Google Tag Manager is a tag management tool; its presence alone does not identify which tags will be used.

• Necessary: features used to deliver the website and remember your consent choice.
• Analytics: an optional category for measuring browsing activity. Loading Google Tag Manager requires authorization for analytics or marketing.
• Marketing: an optional category for measurement or campaign features, when configured. Authorization does not mean all such features are in use.
• Preferences and functionality: options available in the panel for additional features. The presence of a category does not mean that an additional service is active.

Google Fonts loads font files through a connection to Google and may involve processing technical request information. When you open an external link, the destination service's policies apply.

Use the preferences button on this page or in the footer to reject optional technologies or change categories. Your choice applies to subsequent activations. You can also block or remove cookies and local storage in your browser; services already opened and data previously sent to third parties must be managed with the respective providers.

Rejecting additional options preserves access to information and contact channels. Clearing storage may cause the panel to appear again.