The Human Cost of Climate Change

The Human Cost of Climate Change:

How Achieving Net Zero Can Benefit Public Health and Equity. Vulnerable communities are particularly affected, and the need for action to address the human cost of climate change has never been more urgent.

The Cost of Convenience

The Cost of Convenience

Examining the Environmental Impact of Single-Use Plastics. In the United States alone, we use over 500 million straws per day, enough to circle the earth 2.5 times and plastic pollution has become a global crisis, with an estimated 8 million tons of plastic waste entering the ocean every year.

What are Scopes 1, 2 and 3 Emissions?

What are Scopes 1, 2 and 3 Emissions?

Stakeholders have found that developing corporate value chain (scope 3) and product GHG inventories delivers a positive return on investment.

Carbon capture (CCUS) technologies: facts vs fiction

Carbon capture (CCUS) technologies: facts vs fiction

In the face of climate change carbon capture technology is emerging as a possible solution in the fight against climate catastrophe.

Transportation: a Key Factor in Combatting Climate Change

Transportation is a Key Factor in Combatting Climate Change

In the United States, transportation is responsible for approximately 28% of greenhouse gas emissions. This makes it the largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in the country. The majority of these emissions come from the burning of fossil fuels in cars, trucks, and other vehicles.