Terms to Include in Your Next Procurement Event
Including sustainability terms into your procurement is a great way to drive climate action in your supply chain, here are some recommendations.
Adding Value: Tips for Procurement Teams to Move Beyond Business Priorities
Procurement teams have come a long way over the years, moving beyond being seen as just a cost center.
Why Surveying Your Supply Chain isn’t the Way
The traditional method of surveying your suppliers’ carbon emissions is outdated. Instead, companies should switch to DitchCarbon’s carbon intelligence platform to more accurately and efficiently assess the carbon emissions of their supply chain.
How to Really Drive Climate Action
While employers, employees, and consumers alike seem to agree that fighting climate change is important, mention actual climate action, and the room suddenly goes quiet. It’s not that people don’t care – more than 2/3 of Americans report being concerned about climate change – it’s that people simply don’t know where to start.
What is ESG Reporting? Everything You Need to Know
ESG reporting is when corporations report on the environmental, social, and governance impacts of their operations. This reporting has multiple purposes that go way beyond just meeting certain regulations needed to operate.
The German Supply Chain Act: Everything You Need to Know
When it comes to fighting environmental damage and human rights violations, there are multiple approaches governments can take to ensure the future of our planet is safe.
8 Essential Corporate Sustainability Trends In 2023
It isn’t just governments that are forcing businesses to adopt sustainable technologies and practices. The modern consumer prioritizes corporate sustainability over almost anything else.
The Carbon Footprint of the Top 10 Cellphones
An insight into which cell phones have the biggest environmental impact, and which are kindest to the planet.
What is carbon accounting (and why is it bad for the climate)?
Carbon accounting tools (also known as GHG accounting or GHG reporting) are used to measure a company’s carbon emissions from their activities, which allows them to understand their contribution to global warming.