Reducing our digital carbon footprint
Digital publishing has a much larger carbon footprint than many might imagine. John Barnes looks at what we can all do to reduce it.
Digital publishing has a much larger carbon footprint than many might imagine. John Barnes looks at what we can all do to reduce it.
Future announced last month that it had partnered with Scope3 to measure and help reduce its digital media supply chain emissions.
Economist Impact and Infosys have announced the launch of the Value Chain Navigator (VCN) to help businesses understand and address their scope 3 emissions.
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has verified Springer Nature Group’s science-based emissions reductions targets.
Outbrain Inc has announced a strategic partnership with Cedara, an end-to-end carbon intelligence platform, to support Outbrain and its customers’ sustainability and decarbonisation efforts.
Digital has a large and growing carbon footprint. What can be done about it?
Haymarket’s UK tech team has extended IT kit lifespan, introduced an e-waste bin and continues a donation scheme of old equipment, accelerating their commitment to Haymarket’s Impact Climate Action targets.
Haymarket accelerates its commitment to sustainable live events, gaining ISO 20121 certification in the UK.
The partnership between Qwarry and SeenThis combines advanced semantic analysis with adaptive streaming technology and sees 23% reduction in data transfer across digital advertising campaigns.
Taylor & Francis is reducing its plastic use by introducing paperwrap for UK mailed journals.
The severity of the climate threat is leading to a rollout of new initiatives. It is also making us question the efficacy of some existing schemes. Jo Beattie tells us what publishers need to be considering.
Denmaur Independent Papers says it has strengthened its sustainability integrity by becoming the first national paper merchant to have a science-based target validated by the SBTi.
Lumen has announced the launch of a new carbon measurement tool with Scope3, a powerful way to track the carbon cost of digital advertising across the funnel.
Drive.com.au has announced a partnership with adaptive streaming technology company, SeenThis, to deliver its latest brand campaign whilst minimising its digital carbon footprint from creative delivery.
The Guardian has published its second positive impact and sustainability report (2021/22).
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