You might have heard the term Scope 3 thrown around. It’s all the buzz lately in the world of sustainability. But what does it mean? A company’s emissions are broken down into Scopes 1, 2 and 3. This ...

The path to decarbonization hasn’t been ideally fast or smooth, but strong progress has been made. However, challenges remain—especially when it comes to the next big priority: Decarbonizing not just ...

Upstream and downstream activities that indirectly impact a company’s Scope 3 emissions may be difficult to measure, but a collaborative investment between stakeholders will help improve environmental ...

Accounting researchers say they have uncovered a theoretically possible solution to simplify the tracking of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions up and down the value chain using smart contracts and ...

The SEC defines the Scopes this way: “Scope 1 emissions as direct GHG emissions from operations that are owned or controlled by a registrant; Scope 2 emissions as indirect GHG emissions from the ...

Analyst Insight: Consumers are showing increasing concern about carbon emissions from the procurement of goods and services. As a supply chain organization, you are uniquely positioned to impact your ...

Scope 3 carbon emissions, which make up the majority of an organization’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, are the result of indirect activities that occur in a company’s supply chain. Because they’re ...

From cotton fields and cattle ranches to overseas factories, shipping routes, store shelves and living rooms — a single retail product can pass through dozens of hands and thousands of miles before it ...