The Carbon Trust footprinting guide is a tool to measure, calculate, and communicate your carbon footprint.
A carbon footprint measures the total greenhouse gas emissions caused directly and indirectly by a person, organisation, event, or product. Their guide explains the different types of carbon footprints, how you can measure and communicate them, and the benefits of doing so. They also set out some of the key things you need to consider.
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The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) is the largest validator of corporate net-zero targets, representing nearly 40% of the global economy by market capitalisation, through assessment against its Corporate Net Zero Standard. In April ... Read more
The School of Geography and the Environment and the Department of Earth Sciences are recruiting three Post-doctoral Research Associates (PDRAs) to form a cohort of researchers working on net zero aviation. The roles are: Post-Doctoral ... Read more
Oxford Net Zero’s Engagement Team have released a new report today, comprehensively assessing guidance for net zero across 37 different guidance documents, disclosure instruments and assessment frameworks. The team developed more than sixty ... Read more
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