As companies shift to address the burning topic of reducing carbon emissions to a net zero, measuring and calculating Carbon Footprints is a issue that needs to be addressed.
From late 2019 to September 2020, the number of net zero emissions commitment from government and companies have grown exponentially
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Source: Data-Driven EnviroLab New Climate Institute
Understanding the Carbon- Footprint
Carbon footprint is the quantity of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that are produced as a result of daily activities. Carbon footprints are usually measured in terms of an annual footprint that takes into account the impact of all the key activities over the course of a calendar year. They can be measured for an individual, region, company or a country. Nowadays It’s increasingly common for manufacturing companies to communicate their footprint on a per-product basis.
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Measuring the Carbon Footprints
How to calculate (and offset) company’s carbon footprint?
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