Achieving Greenhouse Gas Goals: How Organizations Can Measure and Reduce Carbon Emissions

Achieving Greenhouse Gas Goals: How Organizations Can Measure and Reduce Carbon Emissions

This is not the decade for action; this is the year for action. The once gentle nudges from governments, investors, and society are becoming painful taxes, investment blacklists, and consumer protests. To survive and thrive in the coming decade, companies can follow the steps we outline in this report to account for and reduce their carbon emissions.

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Achieving Greenhouse Gas Goals: How Organizations Can Measure and Reduce Carbon Emissions

Climate change is the biggest existential challenge of our times that can potentially disrupt business as usual scenarios. Climate change related catastrophes cost the US economy $240 billion in 2018.

Becoming carbon neutral or achieving net-zero emissions is not an easy task. It certainly cannot be achieved overnight. Nevertheless, there is increasing evidence that companies embarking on this path are finding greater profitability while making the planet better.

Included in this Intelligence Brief:

  • A quick look at the regulatory landscape
  • The benefits of carbon reduction
  • The steps needed to do carbon accounting and reporting
  • The different strategies to lower carbon emissions

Get in touch with PreScouter today to see how we can help you achieve your GHG goals in the easiest and most profitable way possible. Or visit sustainability.prescouter.com to learn more.

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