CDP and Carbon Action announce a new UK Strategic Training Partnership. The CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) is an organisation based in the UK working to reduce the carbon emissions of major corporations. These [...]

7 Key Benefits of Verifying your Greenhouse Gas Emissions. The key business benefits of verifying your greenhouse gas emissions can be summarised as follows: Demonstrating to external stakeholders that your footprint is [...]

According to the EU Commission as the need to address climate change becomes increasingly apparent, the need to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has led to a heightened demand for innovative policy [...]

The ISO 14064 GHG Standard is a crucial tool in tackling global warming, as it is open to everyman and helps us to find a safe way to avoid societal destruction; [...]

Climate change affects organizations on many fronts; legal compliance, carbon markets, stakeholders and corporate social responsibility. There is uncertainty about climate change policies and protocols. Copenhagen attempted to bring a new dawn [...]

Measuring and reporting your carbon footprint (or Greenhouse Gas inventory) can help an organisation plan its sustainability policies and also give it a significant competitive advantage. The first step is to [...]

This video shows the accumulation of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere from the burning of coal, oil, and natural gas (fossil fuels) over a two-year time period (2011-2012). The video begins with [...]

Within the last 40 years emissions have stood still or fallen only 3 times. In all three previous cases, (early 80s, 92 and 2009) there was economic weakness globally. In 2014 however, [...]

For the purpose of voluntary corporate GHG accounting, the use of contractual approaches for attributing Scope 2 emissions from grid connected electricity purchases is questioned by many as being possibly flawed and [...]

Co-Authored by Toyota Global warming is the biggest challenge facing us. Whilst we look for solutions to the problems it causes (rising sea levels and climate change in particular), there is still [...]