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Frequently asked questions
Does my business need carbon accounting for B Corp certification?
Yes, the new B Corp standard now requires businesses to implement carbon accounting. To meet this updated requirement, companies must begin the process of measuring their carbon footprint.
What should I consider when choosing a carbon accounting method?
When choosing a carbon accounting method for your business, the most important factors to guide your decision are data quality and accuracy. Focusing on these ensures your environmental reporting is reliable and meaningful.
What do the results of a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) actually explain?
The results of a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) explain a product's total environmental footprint by breaking it down into specific environmental impact categories. This allows a business to understand the full impact, from raw material extraction to end-of-life.
How can I compare the environmental impact of recycled vs virgin textiles?
You can compare the environmental difference between recycled and virgin textiles using a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). An LCA provides specific results that quantify the difference in environmental impact between material choices.
What is an effective way to communicate our company's sustainability efforts?
An effective strategy to communicate your sustainability work is to start with a good story. Framing your actions and results within a compelling narrative helps stakeholders connect with and understand your company's commitment.
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