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GHG Emissions - July 19, 2022

Tyson Foods Updates Emission Progress

Tyson Foods plans to achieve net zero GHG emissions, including scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 2050.

GHG Emissions - July 19, 2022

IDEXX Sets 2030 Goals

IDEXX Laboratories, Inc., a pet healthcare company, set new goals, including establishing targets to reduce Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 37.8% by 2030.

Energy Storage - July 18, 2022

DOE Provides Funding for Carbon Capture Projects

The U.S. Department of Energy will provide funding of $2.6 billion to fund two programs that will advance carbon capture demonstration projects and expand regional pipeline networks to transport carbon dioxide for storage.

Energy Efficiency - July 18, 2022

Boeing Launches Decarbonization Tool

Boeing unveiled a new data modeling tool to show the most effective scenarios for reaching a path to net zero emissions by 2050 for the commercial aviation industry.

GHG Emissions - July 15, 2022

Flex Sets 2040 Goals

Flex announced a commitment to reach net zero GHG emissions by 2040 and plans to invest in site and system efficiencies, procuring and deploying renewable energy.

Energy Efficiency - July 15, 2022

New Mexico Tech Completes Energy Upgrades

The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (New Mexico Tech) completed its combined guaranteed utility savings project.

GHG Emissions - July 14, 2022

Microsoft Launches Carbon Removal

Microsoft signed a 10-year carbon removal offtake agreement where Climeworks will permanently remove 10,000 tons of CO2 emissions.

GHG Emissions - July 13, 2022

Panasonic Sets 2024 Emission Plans

Panasonic Holdings Corporation announced the release of its Green Impact Plan 2024 (GIP2024). The plan will serve as a milestone toward the electronic company’s 2050 targets.

July 13, 2022 - By Tim Carter and Bridget Flynn, Second Nature

A “Whole-of-Higher-Ed” Approach to Energy Solutions

While there clearly has been progress in higher education to help deploy climate and clean energy solutions, the key question now is, “Is the sector doing enough?” In this column, Tim Carter and Bridget Flynn of Second Nature explore how leveraging academic and educational resources could expand campus climate solution activity beyond its own needs and could allow new cross-sector partnerships to emerge.