Indian businesses are stepping up their game this World Environment Day by reducing plastic use, slashing carbon emissions, ...

Furthermore, the emergence of digital traceability tools—such as blockchain-based certification or smart labeling—enables ...

Thousands to millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean annually, but where they end up is poorly understood.

The widespread use of disposable products, particularly plastic bottles, plays a major role in the amount of waste created ...

These results suggest that the health care sector’s outsize environmental footprint can be reduced ... Only state-level differences in the carbon intensity of electricity have been accounted ...

Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy, Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering, Columbia University, New York, New York10027, United States Shanxi Institute of Energy and Chemical ...

Prime Integrated Waste Solutions (PWS), a subsidiary of Razon-led Prime Infra, is positioning plastic credits as a practical tool in corporate decarbonization and ESG strategies—mirroring the growing ...

you’ll find your carbon footprint lighter—and your heart fuller. Bring Reusables: Carry your own water bottle and say no to plastic. Shop Local: Support Bhutanese artisans and take home ...

Understanding the distribution of carbon footprints across population groups is crucial for designing fair and acceptable climate policies. To date, gender has remained an underexplored factor in ...

Abstract: This study aims to address the question of how technical variations in 5G network planning in urban areas impact carbon footprint emissions. In order to answer the question, this study ...

aIntegrated Sustainability Analysis, School of Physics, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia bDiscipline of Accounting, Sydney Business School, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia ...

Ordinary people are told to recycle more, eat less meat, buy electric cars, and shrink their “carbon footprints.” However, a new study published in Nature Climate Change makes something ...