Author: Tom Raftery
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Beyond Carbon Capture: The Critical Need to Analyse Decarbonisation Solutions
The urgency to tackle climate change has heightened, positioning decarbonisation as a key global focus. Effective solutions emphasize emission reductions at the source, notably through renewable energy and sustainable practices, rather than reliance on carbon capture technologies. Nature-based methods also hold promise, but a comprehensive approach is essential for lasting impact.
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EUDR Compliance: How Accurate Data Can Make or Break Your Supply Chain
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) poses challenges and opportunities for businesses. Compliance demands detailed knowledge of supply chains, and accurate data is crucial. Satellite imagery and machine learning offer high-precision monitoring to verify compliance and enhance supply chain resilience. Integrating sustainability into core business operations is crucial for strategic positioning and long-term benefits.
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PFAS in Supply Chains: Health Risks, Regulations, and How to Stay Ahead
PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of man-made chemicals that have been around since World War II. They’ve earned the nickname “forever chemicals” because they’re incredibly persistent in the environment and human bodies—meaning they don’t easily break down. While their unique properties, such as water and oil resistance, have made them highly…
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Why the 2024 US Election Could Decide the Fate of Global Climate Action
The upcoming 2024 US presidential election holds immense significance for global climate action. The elected leader’s decisions will impact international agreements, technology development, and environmental regulations. Dr. Hakes emphasized the role of US leadership and the urgency of climate action. Additionally, state and congressional elections will also shape climate policy. Active participation and informed voting…
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Harnessing AI and Geospatial Data: A Crucial Strategy in the Fight Against Climate Change
As the world faces the escalating challenges of climate change, the need for innovative solutions has never been more urgent. From record-breaking heatwaves to unprecedented flooding, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Among the arsenal of tools available to combat these challenges, artificial intelligence (AI) and geospatial data stand out…
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How AI and Real-Time Data are Revolutionising Retail and CPG Supply Chains
Global supply chains are under pressure to reduce waste and improve sustainability. Real-time data sharing is crucial in achieving this goal and is exemplified by Crisp’s success in partnership with UNFI. Companies like Tesco and Walmart use real-time data to enhance forecasting, inventory management, and logistics, leading to significant waste reduction. Embracing data sharing is…
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Cleaner Roads, Cleaner Future: The Path to Sustainable Transport and Ethical Batteries
The transportation sector is pivotal for sustainable development, but its carbon footprint poses a threat. Decarbonizing through EVs, urban mobility innovations, and ethical mineral sourcing is critical. Circular economy principles and global cooperation are key. Strong regulation, infrastructure investment, and individual commitment are crucial. Join the effort for a greener future.
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Industrial Decarbonisation: Key Strategies for a Sustainable Future
The global initiative to combat climate change has placed a high priority on industrial decarbonization, aiming to reduce the significant contribution of industrial sectors to greenhouse gas emissions. Strategies such as smart electrification, digitalization, renewable energy integration, and effective data management are crucial in achieving this goal. Industrial decarbonization not only addresses environmental concerns but…