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Beyond the Factory Fence: Why Scope 3 Defines the Next Generation of Sustainable Operations
Most organizations focus on reducing emissions within their own operations, but meaningful decarbonization requires looking beyond the factory fence. This article explains the differences between Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions, explores why Scope 3 is the most challenging—and most important—part of an organization’s carbon footprint, and outlines practical strategies for managing value-chain emissions through operational integrity, supplier collaboration, AI, and executive leadership. Continue reading
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Union Carbide: Accidental Giant – Part 1
I have been very interested in Union Carbide Corporation (UCC) for a long time. As a child I saw their huge plants as meccas for the production of modern materials our society was/is built out of. My first job as … Continue reading
Innovations in Environmental Science
I was perusing my Twitter feed yesterday and ran across a collection of articles from Fast Company recapping innovative solutions to environmental issues. It’s a good collection, I retweeted it, but thought it also worthy of some discussion time on my … Continue reading
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