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How to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Trucking and Logistics

B the Change

Increasingly, companies are being held accountable for T&L emissions with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol , which includes any indirect emissions that occur across the corporate value chain. Shippers are the companies — whether suppliers, manufacturers, or retailers — that need cargo shipped from place to place.

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Kering Commits to 40% Absolute Emissions Reduction Across Value Chain

ESG Today

Now we are setting this new absolute target, spanning scopes 1, 2 and 3 of the greenhouse gas protocol, because, if we want to truly decarbonize our global businesses, we need to move from carbon intensity reductions to absolute reductions.”

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4 Steps Your Company Can Take to Move Toward Net Zero

B the Change

There are clear consequences for business , as well, from supply chain and shipping disruptions to higher costs, changing markets, and regulatory shifts. For example: In the energy system, it’s generally agreed that we already have many technologies to decarbonize. These risks will just get worse as the climate continues to warm.