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The Importance of Measuring Value Chain Emissions for Small Businesses
In today’s environmentally conscious landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face a crucial task: measuring and managing their value chain emissions, particularly Scope 3 emissions. This article delves into the importance of this process, outlining the significant impact these emissions have on a company’s overall carbon footprint. We discuss the challenges SMEs face in measuring…
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The Silent Weight of Digital Waste: What It Is and Why We Should Care
Digital waste, the redundant and unnecessary data cluttering the internet, has far-reaching implications for both our online experiences and the environment. As the size of webpages increases due to inefficiencies, so does the energy required to power these data transactions, resulting in a significant carbon footprint. Through optimizing digital content and raising awareness, we can…
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How much an email pollutes?
As reported by the BBC, the carbon footprint of an email is 4 grams of CO2. However, if it contains very heavy attachments, it can be as much as 50 grams per email. In one year, a typical consumer who uses email for work can emit 135kg of CO2 equivalent. As the UK newspaper points…
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Search engines and web pages CO2 impact
The forecasts for the future are not positive: according to the Iet, Institution of engineering and technology, consumption is expected to double between now and 2025. On the one hand there is the consumption generated by the manufacture of devices such as smartphones, computers and the servers themselves, and on the other the energy they…
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Millions of tons of CO2 : Websites are the invisible enemy of climate change
What is the environmental impact of visiting a website?Did you know that every action we take on the web has an environmental consequence? 70% of all CO2 emissions generated by websites come from user devices, while 25% come from data transmission and 5% come from data centers. This means that every action performed on the…