Positive Perspectives is a growing collection of writing by the Positive Planet Team
for anyone who is curious about the climate crisis and wants to know what they can do about it.
Are you wondering about how to calculate your organisation’s carbon emissions? In this article we take you through the points you need to consider when measuring your company’s carbon footprint
Inn June 2021 the UK Government announced Public Procurement Notice 06/21 (PPN06/21), requiring all companies and organisations who apply for central government contracts would need to demonstrate their alignment with the governments 2050 Net Zero goals.
You can hardly turn on the TV without hearing the term net zero, or more accurately,net zero carbon, but what exactly does it mean? Simply put, net zero carbon refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere. We reach net zero carbon when the amount we add is no more than the amount taken away. But how do we achieve this and why does it matter?
Companies of all sizes have a pivotal role in addressing the challenges of climate change. Here are five ways your business can inspire your workforce to positively impact your business carbon footprint
Find out how to reduce your business carbon footprint.
Carbon emissions are having a detrimental effect on our climate. Customers, governments and regulators are looking to businesses to take action to reduce their carbon emissions. Business who fail to adopt environmentally sustainable practices will struggle to survive as the new environmental revolution gathers pace. But there are significant rewards for those who take a leadership role and embrace sustainable working practices.
Are you wondering about how to calculate your organisation’s carbon emissions? In this article we take you through the points you need to consider when measuring your company’s carbon footprint
Inn June 2021 the UK Government announced Public Procurement Notice 06/21 (PPN06/21), requiring all companies and organisations who apply for central government contracts would need to demonstrate their alignment with the governments 2050 Net Zero goals.
You can hardly turn on the TV without hearing the term net zero, or more accurately,net zero carbon, but what exactly does it mean? Simply put, net zero carbon refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere. We reach net zero carbon when the amount we add is no more than the amount taken away. But how do we achieve this and why does it matter?
Companies of all sizes have a pivotal role in addressing the challenges of climate change. Here are five ways your business can inspire your workforce to positively impact your business carbon footprint
Find out how to reduce your business carbon footprint.
Carbon emissions are having a detrimental effect on our climate. Customers, governments and regulators are looking to businesses to take action to reduce their carbon emissions. Business who fail to adopt environmentally sustainable practices will struggle to survive as the new environmental revolution gathers pace. But there are significant rewards for those who take a leadership role and embrace sustainable working practices.
Are you wondering about how to calculate your organisation’s carbon emissions? In this article we take you through the points you need to consider when measuring your company’s carbon footprint
Inn June 2021 the UK Government announced Public Procurement Notice 06/21 (PPN06/21), requiring all companies and organisations who apply for central government contracts would need to demonstrate their alignment with the governments 2050 Net Zero goals.
You can hardly turn on the TV without hearing the term net zero, or more accurately,net zero carbon, but what exactly does it mean? Simply put, net zero carbon refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere. We reach net zero carbon when the amount we add is no more than the amount taken away. But how do we achieve this and why does it matter?
Companies of all sizes have a pivotal role in addressing the challenges of climate change. Here are five ways your business can inspire your workforce to positively impact your business carbon footprint
Find out how to reduce your business carbon footprint.
Carbon emissions are having a detrimental effect on our climate. Customers, governments and regulators are looking to businesses to take action to reduce their carbon emissions. Business who fail to adopt environmentally sustainable practices will struggle to survive as the new environmental revolution gathers pace. But there are significant rewards for those who take a leadership role and embrace sustainable working practices.
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