More than 400 million nature-based offsets currently in the pipeline are set to be eligible for the Core Carbon Principles ...

This includes what it is made of, how it’s made, and how it can be disposed of. The Carbon Reduction Label, featuring a footprint with CO 2 written on it, was created by the Carbon Trust, and verifies ...

Amidst this rapidly evolving landscape, white label AI tools have become pivotal for companies seeking to harness the power of AI without the extensive resources typically required for developing such ...

Today's label printers range from small desktop units for file-folder paper labels to industrial-grade ones for labeling cables with plastic strips. Here's how to pick the right labeler ...

As the Lower House election approaches this Sunday, a barrage of articles profuse with political labels is appearing in the media. But none of the articles explain what the labels mean ...

As the levels of carbon dioxide in the environment rapidly rise and the climate consequences of that rise become increasingly apparent, research and investment into carbon capture strategies have ...

Capturing and storing the carbon dioxide humans produce is key to lowering atmospheric greenhouse gases and slowing global warming, but today’s carbon capture technologies work well only for ...

Emissions rose 1.3 per cent to 57.1 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2023. That is a far faster annual rate of growth than during the decade 2010-2019, when emissions grew on average 0.8 ...

In the face of rising CO2 levels, scientists are searching for sustainable ways of pulling carbon dioxide out of the air, so-called direct air capture. A new type of porous material, a covalent ...

to accept renewables projects in least developed countries for its highly-sought core carbon principle (CCP) label, a company representative said on Tuesday. Carbon registry Verra is “trying its best” ...

The case for CCS boils down to waste disposal: we are going to make too much carbon dioxide (CO₂), so we need to start getting rid of it. By burning fossil fuels and producing cement alone ...

The WHO’s guidance recommends governments implement “interpretive” labels that include nutritional information and some explanation of what that means about the healthiness of a product.