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Environmental monitoring is a vital tool in assessing the health of our ecosystem, identifying sources of pollution, and helping businesses meet their regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations. From air and water quality to soil contamination and greenhouse...

Much of the dialogue around reducing greenhouse gas emissions centers on industries like manufacturing, transportation and agriculture. Globally, manufacturing contributes about 12 percent of emissions, while agriculture represents about 11 percent, and transportation...

More than 80 percent of global trade is transported by ships, which ESG professionals know translates into an immense carbon footprint. In fact, the maritime industry is responsible for about 3-5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, and that number could rise to 10-13...

The maritime industry has committed to reduce international shipping greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions significantly by 2030, ensuring the achievement of a reduction in the carbon intensity by at least 40%, according to the International Maritime Organization’s 2023...

The global shipping industry is responsible for almost 5 percent of the world’s greenhouse gasses (GHG), and without action that number could rise to 10-13%, according to EU research. As countries ramp up efforts to curb emissions and combat climate change, accurate...

Evolving regulation is making accurate reporting more important than ever The oil and gas industry’s combustion emissions are a contributor to the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that are a cause of climate change. Tracking and reporting of these emissions is necessary...