Category Archives: Events

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UK Government Releases Final UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS)

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26
Feb

The UK Government has published the long anticipated UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS S1 and SRS S2), marking a major step in aligning UK sustainability disclosures with the global corporate reporting baseline set by the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards. The standards, released on 25 February 2026, provide a voluntary framework for companies to report […]

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Upcoming Webinars: Carbon Datasets, Org Footprints, EPD Production

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10
Feb

Circular Ecology are pleased to announce two upcoming free webinars, offering practical guidance on two key sustainability topics: Organisational Carbon Footprinting and Bespoke Carbon Datasets. Organisations seeking to strengthen their carbon reporting, improve data quality, or better understand advanced carbon datasets are invited to join us for these expert led sessions. Each webinar includes time […]

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EU Introduces First Voluntary Certification Rules for Permanent Carbon Removals

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09
Feb

The EU has introduced the “world’s first” voluntary rules for certifying permanent carbon removals under its Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) framework. The new standards set out how independent certifiers must assess and verify projects that permanently remove CO₂, with the aim of making carbon removal credits more consistent and auditable across the EU. […]

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GHG Protocol Releases New Land Sector and Removals Standard

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02
Feb

The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol has launched its first ever Land Sector and Removals (LSR) Standard, providing companies with a unified framework to measure and report land-related greenhouse gas emissions, CO₂ removals, and associated impacts across their value chains. The Standard also includes guidance for accounting for technological CO₂ removals, such as direct air capture […]

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The Vital Role of Environmental Education

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26
Jan

Environmental challenges are seldom isolated issues; they often sit at the centre of the three pillars of sustainability (Environmental, Social, Economic). Expectations around environmental performance continue to rise around the world, and so education plays a central role in helping both organisations and individuals understand impacts, interpret data and insights, and make more informed decisions. […]

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Upcoming Webinars: Scope 3 Footprinting, and Carbon Offsets, Neutrality, & Tree Planting

Posted on by Circular Ecology
05
Sep

This autumn, Circular Ecology are delivering two free webinars focused on key areas of carbon reporting and mitigation strategy. Suitable for those new to carbon accounting and/or those looking to improve the robustness of their sustainability data, these sessions are designed to provide clear, evidence-based guidance. Each webinar includes time for live Q&A, and may […]

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Embodied Carbon, Events, Life Cycle Assessment, News, Sustainability, Webinar Series

Webinar Recap: ICE Insights: Appropriate Use of Generic Embodied Carbon Data

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16
Jul

Circular Ecology hosted the fifth and final webinar in the ICE Database Insights webinar mini series on Wednesday, 16th July: Appropriate Use of Generic Embodied Carbon Data Delivered by Jon Burrow (Head of Carbon Accounting) and Edwin Lowe (Delivery Manager and Project Coordinator), the session provided a practical overview of how to effectively use generic […]

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Webinar Recap: ICE Insights: Methodological Challenges Behind the Scenes

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12
Jun

Circular Ecology hosted the fourth webinar in the ICE Database Insights webinar mini series on Thursday, 12th June: Methodological Challenges Behind the Scenes – Two Case Studies of Biogenic Carbon and Recycled Content The session, delivered by Dr Craig Jones (Managing Director) and Joe Rouse (Senior Sustainability Consultant), explored some of the large challenges we’ve […]

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Webinar Recap: ICE Insights: Are All EPDs Created Equal?

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22
May

On Thursday, 22nd May, Circular Ecology hosted the third instalment in the ICE Database Insights webinar mini series: Are All EPDs Created Equal? The session, hosted by Dr Craig Jones (Managing Director) and Joe Rouse (Senior Sustainability Consultant), explored some of the main differences found in EPDs, and the implications for the ICE Database and […]

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Embodied Carbon, Events, Life Cycle Assessment, News, Sustainability, Webinar Series

Webinar Recap: ICE Insights: ICE Analytical Review Processes

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30
Apr

On Wednesday, April 30th, Circular Ecology hosted the second session of our ICE Database Insights webinar series: ICE Analytical Review Processes. The session, hosted by Jon Burrow (Head of Carbon Accounting), Sophie Vernon (Senior Sustainability Consultant), and Charlie Zhu (Senior Sustainability Analyst), explored the growing importance of robust data analysis processes when creating generic embodied […]

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