UK Copywriter

Kara Anderson

Kara Anderson holds an undergraduate law degree and a master’s degree in international law from the University of Glasgow and the University of Aberdeen, specialising in human rights and EU law, where she developed strong research and writing skills. After working at Ernst & Young as part of their audit graduate scheme and gaining experience in analytics, she transitioned to advertising, working with major global brands like American Express and Dove. In 2023, Kara joined Greenly as a writer, focusing on sustainability and climate-related topics for the UK market. Her work spans a wide range of environmental issues, including climate science, sustainable development, and climate policy. Collaborating with climate scientists, Kara has produced data-driven investigations into key climate challenges. With a passion for international politics, sustainable development, and climate change science, she continues to build her expertise in the field and is currently pursuing further training in journalism.

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Kara Anderson
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Kara Anderson

What is Energy Use Intensity (EUI)?

In this article, we’ll explore the ins and outs of Energy Use Intensity, why it’s essential, and how it can help you unlock smarter, more sustainable building operations.

Ecology
Construction
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By
Kara Anderson

Our Guide to Supplier Management Policy

In this article, we’ll walk you through the essentials of creating a supplier management policy and show how Greenly can help you engage your suppliers and decarbonise your supply chain.

ESG / CSR
Sustainable Procurement
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By
Kara Anderson

The 2024 Review of Greenly's Scientific Council

In this article, we'll explore the insights from the Greenly Scientific Council's Annual Review on carbon accounting, sustainability, and ESG strategies, highlighting the evolving trends and practices in sustainable business.

ESG / CSR
ESG Initiatives
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Kara Anderson

The debate around Anthropocene Epoch

In this article, we delve into the debate over the Anthropocene Epoch, examining what this term means, why it's controversial, and what it reveals about our impact on the planet.

Ecology
Policy
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Kara Anderson

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

In this article we’ll explore what the CBAM is, why it’s been created, and what importers need to know ahead of its introduction.

ESG / CSR
Legislation & Standards
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Kara Anderson

Are low emission zones like ULEZ successful?

In this article, we’ll explore the effects of ULEZ and other low emission zones on the cities that adopt them, examining their successes and hurdles.

Ecology
Global Warming