Weakening of EU car emissions targets will reduce electric vehicle share by 15%
The weakening of the European Commission’s car emissions regulations will likely reduce the share of battery electric vehicles by 15%…
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10,000 global businesses now have validated science-based climate targets, says SBTi
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has announced that the number of businesses worldwide that have validated science-based climate targets…
eBay sets out target to achieve net-zero emissions by 2045
eBay has unveiled its first Climate Transition Plan, which sets out how the online platform will seek to achieve net-zero…
US greenhouse gas emissions rose by 2.4% last year
Greenhouse gas emissions rose by 2.4% in the United States last year, reversing the declines seen over the previous two…
Carbon reporting methods often miss a ‘significant share’ of emissions
Carbon reporting methods used by companies often overlook or undercount emissions from their supply chains – adding up to billions of…
Global aviation emissions could be halved through more efficient planning, study claims
Global aviation emissions could be reduced by between 50% and 75% through the combination of three strategies to boost efficiency,…
Dog’s dinner – why some pets’ diets generate higher emissions than those of their owners
A new study by the University of Edinburgh and University of Exeter has suggested that dogs that are fed food…
Cloudflare announces emissions reduction milestone in Impact Report
Cloud services provider Cloudflare has published its fifth annual Impact Report, in which the company announced it had achieved its…
Energy-related emissions in Ireland have fallen by 16% since 2018
New data from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has revealed that energy-related emissions in Ireland have fallen by…
Fan travel the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry
Music fans travelling to concerts represent the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry, a new study…