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Seasons Greetings from EAS
Seasons Greetings As we approach the close of 2024, it’s time to reflect on the highs and lows of the year. Those of us working in
Monthly Roundup Newsletter
Welcome to my roundup newsletter. In this issue, you’ll find insights on the latest developments in the voluntary carbon market, advancements in global forest monitoring,
Pioneering Sustainable Fisheries: Moana New Zealand’s Journey to Achieving Science-Based Targets
Moana New Zealand, the largest Māori–owned fisheries company in Aotearoa (New Zealand), has long been a steward of some of the world’s most pristine and
Monthly Roundup Newsletter – September 2024
Welcome to my Monthly Roundup Newsletter! We’re a little late with September’s roundup, as it’s been a busy few weeks, but just like taking action
Unpacking the difference between an NZU and a VCU
What is the difference between the New Zealand ETS (NZETS) and the voluntary carbon market.
How Active Massage Cut Their Carbon Footprint by 59%
Witnessing the impacts of climate change firsthand in her native home of Florida, Gray Campbell understands the severe effects it can have on a beautiful
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Voluntary Carbon Markets
As the demand for sustainable practices grows, voluntary carbon markets are evolving rapidly, offering businesses innovative ways to offset their carbon footprints. This post explores the current landscape of these markets, highlighting key trends, challenges, and opportunities for companies looking to integrate carbon credits into their sustainability strategies. From navigating regulatory frameworks to understanding market dynamics, we provide insights that can help organizations make informed decisions in this ever-changing environment.
Enhancing Carbon and Energy Management Training: A Success Story with Carbon Energy Professionals
As the need for expertise in climate change and energy management grows, Carbon Energy Professionals (CEP), a leader in carbon and energy management training, recognised
Carly’s monthly roundup – August 2024
Welcome to My First Monthly Roundup Newsletter! Welcome to the first edition of my Monthly Roundup Newsletter. Each month, I’ll bring you updates that have
Black Magic Women’s Cycling Presidents Report
Since 2020, Environmental Accounting Services have been supporting the Black Magic Women Cycling Club. It has been fantastic to see this club grow and how
2023: A Breakthrough Year for Science-Based Targets and Emissions Reduction
2023 saw a breakthrough in climate action with more companies adopting science-based targets, setting new standards for emissions reduction.
FAQ: The relationship between GHG emissions estimates and accounting for reduction targets throughout the supply chain
Find FAQs explaining key terminology for describing and reporting various GHG targets and claims.
Enhancing emissions transparency: Ruminati’s commitment to SBTi standards
This case study explores how EAS collaborated with Ruminati to align its emissions tracking tool with the standards and guidelines of the SBTi.
Pioneering sustainable event management with QLDC, Wastebusters, and WAO
Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) and Wastebusters, in partnership with WAO, are proactively working to improve the understanding of the environmental impact of events.
How EAS designed a blueprint for land sector MRV in Timor-Leste
This case study details an ambitious endeavour to leverage carbon farming and design MRV for the land sector in Timor Leste.