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Vietnam’s tourism industry is actively working to minimize its carbon footprint and achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050. Leading companies like Oxalis and Vietravel are implementing innovative initiatives, including carbon footprint tracking, eco-friendly practices, and carbon offsetting programs, while Ben Tre province has introduced the first ‘Net Zero Passports’ to promote sustainable tourism. This commitment to sustainability aligns with Vietnam’s national goal of reaching Net Zero emissions by 2050, highlighting the country’s dedication to environmentally responsible travel.

Arkema, a leading specialty materials company, has announced the exclusive production of bio-based Ethyl Acrylate at its Carling, France facility, utilizing bioethanol as the sole raw material. This groundbreaking move significantly reduces the product’s carbon footprint and marks a major leap towards sustainable coatings solutions. The new bio-based Ethyl Acrylate boasts a 40% bio carbon content (BCC) and a 30% reduction in product carbon footprint (PCF), making it a game-changer in the coatings industry.

As artificial intelligence rapidly expands its impact on various industries, concerns about its high energy consumption and environmental footprint are growing. Ampere’s Chief Product Officer, Jeff Wittich, emphasizes the need for innovation and a shift towards energy-efficient processors to address this challenge. He argues that while carbon credits offer a short-term solution, the real impact lies in optimizing hardware and processing power, particularly by switching to more efficient CPUs for AI workloads. This approach, combined with refreshing outdated server infrastructure, can significantly reduce data center energy consumption and contribute to a more sustainable future for AI.

The world’s richest 1% are responsible for as much carbon emissions as the poorest two-thirds of humanity. This disparity is fueling calls for climate policies targeting the super-rich, including billionaire taxes. New research reveals that the public often underestimates the carbon footprints of the wealthy, potentially impacting their support for policies aimed at reducing emissions. This article explores the vast differences in emissions between the rich and the poor, highlighting the urgency of addressing this issue through taxation and lifestyle changes.

Scout, a leader in clinical meeting services, introduces ecoScout, a groundbreaking program designed to minimize the carbon footprint of business travel. This initiative incorporates sustainable practices into meeting planning, including eco-friendly venues, green transportation, digital materials, and hybrid meetings, helping clients achieve their carbon reduction goals.

CHiQ, a leading provider of home appliances, has received two significant certifications from TÜV, a renowned global organization. The certifications recognize CHiQ’s commitment to environmental sustainability and low-carbon practices, highlighting their efforts in reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions across their product lifecycle and corporate operations.

A new study reveals that a significant portion of Britons struggle to understand carbon-related terms, highlighting the need for improved environmental education and communication. Despite a strong desire to reduce their environmental impact, many feel unsure about how to do so effectively. The study, commissioned by LNER, emphasizes the importance of simplifying carbon terminology and providing accessible information to empower individuals to make more sustainable choices.

Standard Motor Products, Inc. (NYSE: SMP) has once again been recognized as a leader in sustainability by Newsweek. The company was included on the magazine’s Green Rankings list for the second year in a row, which recognizes companies that have demonstrated significant improvements in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and cutting carbon footprint. SMP was one of ten automotive parts manufacturers to be recognized as a leader on the list, which began with a pool of 2,000 U.S.-based companies. The ranking process involved measuring companies’ emissions intensity (the amount of greenhouse gas produced relative to revenue) and other stringent requirements over the 2020-2022 period. SMP’s commitment to sustainability and its initiatives to reduce carbon footprint have earned it this prestigious recognition.

Atlantic Sapphire, a pioneer in sustainable aquaculture, has joined forces with the Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) to reduce its carbon footprint by 45% through solar energy. This partnership aligns with the company’s commitment to environmentally conscious seafood production. By becoming part of FPL’s SolarTogether program, Atlantic Sapphire will offset a significant portion of its energy consumption, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and innovation within the aquaculture industry.

DMEGC Solar’s Infinity and Infinity RT PV modules have obtained the ISO 14067 product carbon footprint verification statement, demonstrating the company’s commitment to sustainability and low-carbon PV module production. This achievement follows the company’s previous Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certification, solidifying its position as a leader in environmentally friendly PV module manufacturing.