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Read our latest Kanoppi blog posts and insights about digital sustainability. We also have tips for improving your WordPress website, and why measuring your carbon footprint is essential to achieving your net-zero goals.
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Guide to digital scope 3 emissions for products and services
Learn how to measure and reduce digital Scope 3 emissions in your supply chain from websites, software, and internet usage.
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WordPress image optimisation for a faster, more sustainable website
WordPress image optimisation matters because it affects the speed your website pages load and their carbon footprint.
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Guide to mandatory energy and emissions frameworks, reporting and compliance
This article summarises the requirements for each of the mandatory energy and emissions frameworks, reporting and compliance.
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Earth Overshoot Day
August 1, 2024, is “Earth Overshoot Day”, the date when we go over our annual resource budget.
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Guide to mandatory sustainability frameworks for financial institutions
This article summarises the requirements for mandatory sustainability reporting regulations for financial institutions
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Guide to mandatory sustainability reporting and compliance
This article summarises the requirements for each of the mandatory sustainability reporting regulations to help you manage them.
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How to improve your WordPress website’s performance and sustainability
A more data-efficient website provides a faster, smoother experience for visitors with a smaller carbon footprint per page.
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Green hosting explained: How sustainable web hosting reduces your carbon footprint
What is green hosting and how it can help you reduce your carbon footprint, guidance for picking a green hosting provider…
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Ultimate guide to WordPress sustainability
A sustainable WordPress website has a positive impact on website conversion rates and growth.
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Understanding the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
The European Union’s (EU) Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) now requires businesses to significantly increase the monitoring, measuring, and reporting they…
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What is the carbon footprint of an email?
The carbon footprint of an average email is 0.3g CO2e, sent from a laptop to one person.
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What is the carbon footprint of the internet?
The carbon footprint of the internet is estimated to be approx 4% of global emissions.
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How data can democratise sustainable websites
Many see building sustainable websites as a luxury. We have to change this perception and democratise sustainable website design and development…
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Carbon measurement for websites driving climate goals
The climate crisis is at a point where if we do not act, it will be too late. We have set…
