How to Start the Process of Measuring Scope 3 Emissions
By Reed Shapiro Greenhouse Gas emissions increasingly play a part in customer, investor and employee considerations when interacting with companies. Tightening environmental and social justice policy, and demand for better products and cleaner performance are having material effects on how companies operate. How can the headache of capturing and adequately communicating performance in every nook […]
Carbon Credit Capital Summary for 2019
Carbon Credit Capital Summary: As we exit 2019, and the last decade becomes history, we have taken some time to reflect on our work over the past 12 months and what it means for CCC moving forward into 2020 and beyond. While there was much conflict, 2019 also indicates cause for real optimism based on […]
Report from COP 25 in Madrid: How Companies and People Will Help Make Up For Failures in Negotiations.
By Reed Shapiro COP is Just Another Conference, and it’s Time to Take it Off the Pedestal I’ve now been to some very large conventions, as well as more intimate, “high-level” conferences. At each, I found both great and uninspiring experiences. In best-cases, very high-power people get into the weeds with the lower-level attendees, […]
500+ B Corps Commit to Net Zero by 2030, 20 Years Ahead of Paris Agreement
MADRID, 11 December 2019: As the UN Climate Change Conference, COP25, is underway in Madrid, Carbon Credit Capital together with over 500 fellow B Corps are publicly committing today to accelerate the reduction of their greenhouse gas emissions to reach a 1.5 degree trajectory leading to net zero by the year 2030—20 years ahead of […]
Climate Week NYC 2019: From “Climate Change” to “Climate Crisis”
By Stephanie Bramwell Droughts, floods, and a scarcity of resources are a few consequences of global warming. To limit the rise in global average temperature to 1.5 degrees Celcius above pre-industrial levels, thereby avoiding the worst of these consequences, greenhouse gas emissions must be halved by 2030, according to the IPCC. This is a critical […]
How to Counteract Greenwashing
By Shannon Mora Greenwashing is a term that refers to a company’s attempt to market a false impression that they or their products are more environmentally friendly than they actually are. This is a ploy to capture conscious consumers within the growing sustainability market. As eco-friendly products gain more popularity, companies are seeking a means […]
The Road To Carbon Neutrality
By Reed Shapiro Large company after large company, city after city, country after country—are making declarations, setting goals, and allocating investments to go “carbon neutral.” The Road To Carbon Neutrality The term, and more importantly the status itself, seems to be a new sort of climate boogeyman. While there seems to be a shared global […]
Carbon Low vs Carbon Neutral
By Shannon Mora Recently, I proposed the concept of carbon neutrality to an amazing company, whose mission I admire deeply. Get a complete idea about of Carbon Low vs Carbon Neutral from here. Their response was not unlike many I have heard before: “As a carbon-conscientious company, [we] realize the heavy toll that returns shipping […]
Roadmap for Achieving the SDGs by 2030
By Alyssa Bueno Most people think of the new year as a fresh start, a new beginning. But that’s far from true when it comes to our environment. We don’t get a new planet. 2019 nearly marks the halfway point for when the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are expected to be achieved. These 17 goals […]
The Mythical Heritage in Sichuan, China
The picturesque landscape below is the Jiuzhaigou Valley. Located in northern Sichuan province, China, the Jiuzhaigou Valley is counted as one of the most amazing places on Earth, even though the location is hardly known to outsiders. Here is details of The Mythical Heritage in Sichuan, China.