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Mangroves: Our natural shield against climate disasters and rising seas
Did you know that mangroves are like superheroes of the ocean?
Category: Sustainability
Innovating for a greener future
ATPI Halo was developed to act as a hub for ideas, technologies, projects and more to build a sustainable travel model for the future – all with the aim of supporting organisations in changing their approach to business travel for the better. It supports clients in achieving their wider carbon neutral and net zero targets by enabling them to Measure, Reduce and Offset their travel-related CO2 emissions.
Sustainability challenges in organisational settings: A closer look
Beyond the sea: addressing cruise travel as part of a comprehensive sustainability strategy
The travel associated with cruise operations, including the travel of cruise crew and office personnel, is an important aspect of the overall supply chain for the cruise industry.
Sailing towards a greener future
The importance of sustainable supply chains in the cruise industry’s environmental impact.
ATPI partners with the Sparkle Foundation to empower communities in Malawi
Thrust Carbon announces Thrust Events
A groundbreaking technology platform is launched that empowers event management agencies to reduce the carbon footprint of their events in an affordable and efficient manner
Looking to the future of ATPI Halo
Whether you are busy planning the year ahead, looking purely at 2023, or head down completing year-end reports and wanting to still do something to mitigate your 2022 travel-related carbon footprint, through ATPI Halo’s Measure-Reduce-Offset methodology we can help!
How does ESG impact the mining industry?
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles have shaped the mining and resource industry from the beginning of exploration to asset production. The goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050 (or sooner) is well established, but external stakeholders are exerting greater influence on how aggressively mining companies address existing ESG-related initiatives and re-prioritise if necessary.
How can the energy sector consider a more sustainable way of working?
It’s no secret that the energy sector is often accused of being an obstacle to combating climate change rather than potentially being part of the solution.