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What is an Emission Factor?
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In this article, we’ll explain what an emission factor is, some examples of an emission factor, why they are important, and how your company can calculate an emission factor.
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Everything you need to know about LCA (Life Cycle Analysis)
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👉 In this article we’ll explore what a life cycle analysis (LCA) is, what it involves, and the benefits of carrying out an LCA.
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Our Top 5 Life Cycle Assessment Softwares
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In this article, we’ll recap what a life cycle assessment is, what the benefits are, and share our favorite life cycle assessment softwares.
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Financed Emissions: Definition, Usefulness and Calculation
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In this article, we’ll explore what financed emissions are, how they could prove useful, and what role they play in the midst of climate change.
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5 Best Carbon Footprint Calculators
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The first step to reduce your carbon footprint is to measure it. Here, we compare the best carbon footprint calculators on the internet.
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How to conduct a useful Life Cycle Assessment
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In this article, we’ll explore what LCAs actually involve and what companies can do to carry out an effective one.
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What are Scopes 1, 2 and 3 Emissions?
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Have you ever heard about scopes 1, 2 and 3 emissions? They allow companies to measure their carbon emissions. How do they work? Explanations.
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Carbon Footprint: Definition and Calculation Method
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What is the carbon footprint? How to calculate it? What are the solutions to reduce it? How can we have an impact on positive climate change? The answers in this article.
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Why Should I Calculate My Carbon Footprint Every Year?
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In this article, we’ll explain why you should aim to calculate your carbon footprint on an annual basis, the benefits of doing so for your business, and how you can get started calculating your carbon footprint today.
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Downstream vs upstream emissions: what you need to know
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Downstream vs upstream emissions - what do these terms mean and why are they important in the context of carbon accounting?