Webinar Recap | Everything You Need to Know About Public Sector Supply Chain Emissions
Leading sustainability advocates are looking beyond their direct emissions into their impacts up and down the value chain. This webinar will delve into Scope 3 (indirect) emissions, including:
- The most common indirect emissions and how to measure them
- Sector specific differences
- Impact on current inventories
- The difference between ISO 14064-1:2006 and ISO 14064-1:2018, and how to transition
Other resources
- Webinar slides
- Recommended reading: Homeworking emissions White Paper by ecoact
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17 Oct 2024
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Get ready for the future | Find out how the climate shapes business
Prepare your business for a low carbon economy future by understanding market drivers and your businesses ‘why’. Hear from our experts and Phoenix Recycling Group to kick-start your sustainability journey.
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08 Jul 2024
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What are Codes and how are they fighting greenwashing?
You may have heard of greenwashing, maybe even greenhushing. But have you heard of greenlashing? Find out what's happening abroad in the environmental communications space, along with a New Zealand comparison and what businesses here should be doing.
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01 Jul 2024
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Webinar Recap | Uncovering product lifecycle emission hotspots in FMCG
Discover effective strategies for reducing product lifecycle emissions and how the FMCG sector can take credible climate action.
Posted in: Reducing emissions
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04 Jun 2024
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Climate Action Advocacy: Toitū Envirocare's Submission to the Climate Change Commission
Read our submission on the Climate Change Commission (CCC) consultation for the fourth emissions budget (and existing budgets), the 2050 target and the inclusion of international aviation and shipping in the 2050 target.
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