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Walmart is one of the first movers in including transportation in its renewables goal. Will your company be next?
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Companies should consider how climate risk will create more stress on existing vulnerabilities and affect current strategies for sustainability.
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The key is to look for existing stressors, says an expert consultant.
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Fleets and their partners need help developing impactful yet practical strategies to reduce costs and emissions.
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New guidance from the GHG Protocol on value chain emissions marks an important milestone for companies looking to track the business benefits of emissions reductions.
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<span style='font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;'>These three components can help you evaluate the effectiveness of your supply chain in addressing energy issues.
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For companies thinking about climate change and energy, what are the implications of two countervailing trends, the rise of energy with lower carbon content, and the concurrent rise of high-carbon energy?
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There is no option left but for business to take the mantle of leadership on climate in 2012. Here are the three areas that are most critical to creating world-changing levels of impact.
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The new metric from the Greenhouse Gas Protocol will be one of the most important sustainability standards of the coming decade. Here's what it gets right.
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Although companies are working hard to improve efficiency in their own facilities, the real potential to cut energy comes from leadership among global supply chains.
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The art and science of carbon footprinting is about to take a step forward with the upcoming release of guidance to help companies measure and manage Scope 3 emissions in supply chains, including products, travel, waste and distribution.
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The Carbon Disclosure Project revised its questionnaire this year to make the reporting of indirect emissions more robust, revealing these so-called Scope 3 emissions may be up to 50 times the size of a company's direct carbon footprint.
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Now is the time for your company to embrace transparency if it hasn't already done so. It will help investors and partners, who increasingly see transparency as an indicator of a company's competence, perceive your business as trustworthy. It also will make outstanding achievements more credible, and may even soften potential criticism.