Climate & Carbon
Climate change, greenhouse gas inventories, decarbonization, carbon markets and the international negotiations that shape the climate agenda. An archive published since 2016 for readers who need technical depth.
Report assesses Brazil's potential for nature-based solutions
Nature-based solutions harness the power of natural systems and processes to address environmental, social, and economic challenges.
The Challenges of the Value Chain for Renewable Energy Companies
Renewable energy companies face a challenge: how to support other sectors in the energy transition without increasing their indirect emissions?
WayCarbon listed among the world's most prominent climate change consulting providers
WayCarbon has been recognized as one of the 15 most prominent global climate change consulting providers by the independent research firm Verdantix.
What is the social cost of carbon?
The Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) is a way of assigning a monetary value to the impacts of global warming on society.
Warnings about greenwashing narratives in climate commitments
Greenwashing occurs when a company selectively promotes its products or services, highlighting positive aspects and ignoring negatives.
WayCarbon is selected for the NBS Brazil Alliance
WayCarbon has been accepted into the Brazil Nature-Based Solution (NBS) Alliance, which promotes and encourages a safe and reliable business environment for…
WayCarbon introduces new Customer Success area
The CS Program aims to follow Climas users throughout the customer journey, ensuring that they extract all the value that the tool can offer.
“Polycrisis” and regulatory changes
According to the most recent World Economic Forum report, the world is facing a series of challenges that have resulted in a set of interconnected risks.
What are the roles of companies in the carbon market?
Carbon markets have been growing significantly in recent years worldwide.
Interview: Shell pursues Net Zero with support from nature-based solutions
Founded in London in 1897, Shell is one of the largest energy companies in the world. It operates in 70 countries and employs around 92,000 people.
Carbon footprint as a positioning opportunity
How can we measure the products’ impacts? What does contribute less to climate change in terms of emissions: plastic or glass cups?
Environmental destruction: a problem with disproportionate consequences
There is a scientific consensus that the planet is warming up¹. There is also consensus the climate change is being influenced by the greenhouse gas (GHG)
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