Industries are the spine of the global economy. They account for one-fourth of the global GDP and employment, but at the same time are responsible for emitting large amounts of greenhouse gases; almost 28 percent of the global GHGs in 2014 came from industries. …

Businesses are set on reaching net-zero emissions and reducing carbon footprint. They have realized the importance of measuring and reducing substantial emissions to fight climate change. But, the young offsetting industry lacks control. …

Industries and companies are becoming increasingly aware of the precarious climate change. It has initiated a shift toward sustainability starting with GHG emission reduction. Contrary to how simple it sounds, cutting down or eliminating emissions takes a really long time. Companies, in particular, find net-zero emission targets much more complex…

The COVID pandemic has made it crucial to address climate change and improve environmental and economic resiliency; restricting locomotion and economic growth. The pre-pandemic world was determined to adopt sustainable practices, apprehending its ability to prevent socio-economic impacts caused by climate change. …

In recent times, we have discovered ways to evolve and transition towards an energy-efficient future. However, with the global COVID pandemic together with the Ukraine warfare has struck the entire world with a rapid surge in supply demands and energy prices. In this article, we talk about the current energy…

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is a global regulating body formulated to address climate change. IPCC continuously makes assessments, analyses, controls impacts of environmental changes caused due to climate change and suggests ways to mitigate them. …

According to The World Bank, our planet produces 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) per year. And it is predicted to show a hike of 70 percent on the current trend by 2050. This leads to the ultimate global crisis of pollution, climate change, and thus, global warming. …

Calculating emissions for all parts of a supply chain needs precision to detail and a concrete system in place. This blog is focused on how companies can start measuring their supply chain emissions & use that information to add sustainability to their businesses. A supply chain is a system within…

Carbon pricing is a tool used to calculate the social costs associated with emitting carbon into the environment, costs that are not otherwise captured by the market price of fossil fuels. Historically, the adverse costs of carbon emissions were paid by the public. But with climate change upon us, carbon…