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Honeywell has developed a carbon management information program designed to help Australian process manufactures to more easily understand their obligations under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act (NGER).
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Zeta Compliance Group plc provide products and services to enable organisations with large estates to ensure that they systematically meet their Environmental, Health and Safety obligations. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Fineapply Limited (”Fineapply”) carries out Risk Assessment and Monitoring services in respect of water and air hygiene where Legionella and MRSA are principal concerns.
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Until CEOs take ownership of carbon management as a business transformation challenge, not a corporate responsibility issue, their firms will fail to achieve absolute reductions in CO₂ emissions, according to a new report from independent research firm Verdantix.
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Board-level bosses are being warned that their firms will fail to achieve reductions in CO2 emissions unless they take ownership of carbon management
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Carbon Friendly Solutions Inc. (TSX Venture Exchange: CFQ) (”CFS” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has submitted its Project Design Document (PDD) for VCS Validation with TUV SUD Carbon Management Service, in Germany, for its Phase I Warmian-Masurian, Poland Afforestation Project (the “Project”)
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Many US companies are failing to release information about their use of carbon credits or allowances within their financial reports, a new poll has revealed.
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A new report from management consulting firm A.T. Kearney, claims that carbon management is becoming a key part of supply chain strategy.
Suppliers are now expected by some of their global customers to demonstrate greenhouse gas emissions management, awareness and action, in order to maintain business relationships, a new Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)/A.T. Kearney report shows.
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ECPI, the leading sustainability research and ESG index construction company, has announced the launch of its Global Carbon Equity Index.
Developed in partnership with global management consultancy Arthur D. Little, the new Index will be part of ECPI’s thematic index family and will allow investors to gain equity exposure to those mid-large cap companies best equipped to tackle a world of rising carbon emissions and tougher climate legislation.
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Some people have good reason to be shocked that banks have pulled out of the carbon market, not least recent economics graduates whose dissertations on carbon finance now qualify them only for unemployment. And JP Morgan, which paid a jaw-splitting $204m for carbon trader Ecosecurities last September, must be feeling a little sore. Perhaps it relied on the GHG Emissions Credit Trading report (yours for a mere $397), which predicts a $4.5 trillion carbon market by 2020.
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Last Wednesday the much debated French carbon tax got a new chance at life. The tax was struck down on Dec. 29 after the country’s highest court called the bill anti-constitutional. The concern was that the proposed bill had too many exemptions, but there are other problems with the bill that haven’t yet been raised. First and foremost, the bill does not require anyone to track carbon emissions in the ambient air–without such tracking, it is impossible to know whether the tax is working. Many companies are trying to fill this unmet need in the market place–high-powered technology startups and big companies alike say they have software that can measure carbon output. This is patently false. Software can’t see inside a smokestack or a tailpipe. And estimates are only an invitation to cheating. Witness the rash of incidents where reported emissions are vastly divergent from actual atmospheric measurements.
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Johannesburg — COMPANIES in SA are now able to procure a report of their carbon emissions for a fraction of the cost of existing methods, thanks to a new service from local technology firm sustainableIT.
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More than one million people in Abu Dhabi will bask in a much cleaner and healthier atmosphere when a major carbon clearing project in the emirate is commissioned within five years, the project manager said yesterday.
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As the issue of global warming resonates around the world and industry focusing ever more intently on energy efficiency and reducing costs, the carbon management market stands to see explosive growth. A recent report from Pike Research indicates that the worldwide market for carbon management and services will increase from $384 million in 2009 to $4.3 billion by 2017.
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Barbara Hendrickson, League’s Asset Corp.’s Vice President for Legal and Sustainability, will be carrying her message of sustainable development to the Canadian Institute’s Advanced Forum on Derivatives to be held at Toronto’s Sutton Place Hotel, January 21-22 and to the Energy and Environment Conference to be held in Phoenix Arizona, February 1 to 3.
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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA — (Marketwire) — 01/20/10 — Barbara Hendrickson, League’s Asset Corp.’s Vice President for Legal and Sustainability, will be carrying her message of sustainable development to the Canadian Institute’s Advanced Forum on Derivatives to be held at Toronto’s Sutton Place Hotel, January 21-22 and to the Energy and Environment Conference to be held in Phoenix Arizona, February 1 to 3.
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