Greenhouse Gas (Greenhouse Gas - Air and Climate) Reports

Corporate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting 2008

Learn to communicate your climate change action effectively, and find out what greenhouse gas emissions reporting is mandatory, what is voluntary and what your best option is. This groundbreaking report will also bring you up to date with emerging regulation, trends, metrics, verification standards and targets. The report will help you ...

By Ethical Corporation - part of the FC Business Intelligence Ltd group

Trends in Product Level Carbon Management

In October 2009 ENDS Carbon will be publishing a Trends Report on product-level carbon management, In partnership with Ecometrica. Many companies know that the carbon emitted up and down their supply chains is much more significant than their direct greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Managing these cradle-to-grave supply chain emissions using ...

By Environmental News and Data Services (ENDS)

Green Skies Thinking: Promoting The Development And Commercialisation Of Sustainable Bio-Jet Fuels

Our report recommends the wide-scale deployment of sustainable bio-jet fuels which would result in emission reductions worth £37.41 billion in the UK between 2020 and 2050, as well as making a significant contribution to meeting the UK’s 2050 emission reduction target. We also set out how the UK can become a world leader in this important suite of ...

By Policy Exchange

Shifting Mode: Low Carbon Strategies To Reduce Business Travel Costs

Climate change, increasing fuel prices, regulation and shifting client expectations all present challenges for the way companies organise travel.Depending on the sector, business travel can account for up to three-quarters of a company’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. A coherent, low carbon business travel strategy is therefore a central, and ...

By Environmental News and Data Services (ENDS)

Why Scientists Disagree about Global Warming

The most important fact about climate science, often overlooked, is that scientists disagree about the environmental impacts of the combustion of fossil fuels on the global climate. There is no survey or study showing “consensus” on the most important scientific issues, despite frequent claims by advocates to the ...

By The Heartland Institute

Corporate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting 2008

Trends in Product Level Carbon Management

Green Skies Thinking: Promoting The Development And Commercialisation Of Sustainable Bio-Jet Fuels

Shifting Mode: Low Carbon Strategies To Reduce Business Travel Costs

Why Scientists Disagree about Global Warming

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