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DECEMBER 3, 2024

Scope 3, or other indirect emissions, are all other indirect emissions in the value chain, such as from employee commuting, transportation, waste management, and product use. natural gas, diesel, gasoline, coal), energy consumption data (electricity, steam, cooling), materials used in the manufacturing process (e.g.,

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Waste Greenhouse Gas Protocol Manufacturing Paris Agreement 147

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DECEMBER 15, 2022

Remanufacturing can help companies reduce the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Scope 1, 2, and especially 3 emissions that make up a significant percentage of carbon debt in their products. Manufacturers are also moving factories closer to remanufacturing locations, reducing emissions from shipping and logistics.

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Supply Chains Supply Chain Manufacturing Greenhouse Gas Protocol 246

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SEPTEMBER 6, 2023

September 6, 2023 /3BL/ - To support carbon-conscious enterprise customers in their sustainability journeys, Lenovo is offering a Reduced Carbon Transport Service, a distinct offering that gives enterprises the option to lower their carbon impact when IT devices are air shipped. RALEIGH, N.C.,

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Greenhouse Gas Protocol Net Zero Digital Transformation Waste 147

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MAY 17, 2022

Developed as an international accounting standard by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, emissions are separated into three categories: Scope 1: Direct emissions Emissions from company-owned facilities, functions, and resources. Waste generated in operations. Maersk Industry: Shipping Headquarters: Denmark. Capital goods.

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Net Zero Zero Carbon Climate Change Greenhouse Gas Protocol 130

B the Change

FEBRUARY 20, 2023

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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Logistics Shipping Supply Chains Supply Chain 52

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FEBRUARY 25, 2023

There are clear consequences for business , as well, from supply chain and shipping disruptions to higher costs, changing markets, and regulatory shifts. In food systems, for example, we need fundamental shifts to “regenerative” production and waste reduction. These risks will just get worse as the climate continues to warm.

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