What are Scopes 1, 2 and 3 of Carbon Emissions?
Carbon emissions are on the international scope. Experts have warned us for decades that inaction will lead to drastic hunger levels, mass migration due to flooding, the collapse of financial markets and many more socio-economic disasters. If businesses were anxious about COVID-19, climate change will give them goosebumps. That is why leaders and executives are now increasing their attention to sustainability, and reviewing their mission and purpose. Sustainability is a business imperative, and should not be considered as a mere component of corporate social responsibility. Businesses must reduce their environmental impact. One of the most significant ways to do this is by reducing their carbon footprint, and this starts with monitoring carbon emissions. Our comprehensive guide explains emission scopes 1, 2 & 3 (as defined by the GHG Protocol), and how Plan A helps companies become carbon neutral. Recent announcements from GAFA and other major companies show how significant carbon foot
Carbon emissions are on the international scope. Experts have warned us for decades that inaction will lead to drastic hunger levels , mass migration due to flooding, the collapse of financial markets and many more socio-economic disasters. If businesses were anxious about COVID-19, climate change will give them goosebumps. That is why leaders and executives are now increasing their attention to sustainability, and reviewing their mission and purpose. Sustainability is a business imperative, and should not be considered as a mere component of corporate social responsibility. Businesses must re
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