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Published: 29th June 2026
Scope 3 without the headache: supplier data, carbon footprints and cradle-to-gate emissions
By Timothy Holman Scope 3 emissions are often the largest part of an organisation’s footprint, and they are usually the hardest to measure well. This article focuses on Category 1: purchased goods and services. Complex supply chains, inconsistent data, and varying supplier maturity make purchased…
Published: 22nd June 2026
What the ‘Super El Niño’ and Climate Volatility Mean for Growing Business Risk
El Niño is a weather pattern many of us have heard of, but rarely stop to think about, until it starts affecting our daily lives. This year, El Niño conditions have developed, with some commentators referring to the potential for a “super El Niño” if the event strengthens further later in…
Published: 8th June 2026
Universities face ‘tipping point’ as sustainability reporting moves into financial and strategic core
Sector must act now to avoid compliance risk and reputational exposure, experts warn Higher education institutions across the UK are approaching a critical turning point in how sustainability is measured, governed and communicated, according to new insight from energy and carbon specialists at TEAM
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