Which mathematical software company first introduced a carbon footprint calculator that uses differential equations to model environmental impact of computational processes?

Sustainable mathematics isn't just about reducing paper use—it's about developing models and algorithms that help quantify environmental impact and optimize resource allocation. Leading mathematics software companies are increasingly incorporating sustainability metrics and tools into their products. Test your knowledge of how the mathematics industry is addressing sustainability challenges through innovative product features.

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Mathematica (Wolfram Research) with their EcoCompute module in 2019
MATLAB (MathWorks) with their GreenCalc extension in 2020
Maple (Maplesoft) with their EcoSolve package in 2021
SageMath with their CarbonTrace open-source plugin in 2018