Marsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (MarsInstagram)「Wondering what “net zero” means for businesses? We’re headed toward net zero emissions by 2050. Here’s how we’re doing it: 🍃 1. No exclusions or exceptions: Including all emissions across our full value chain is paramount — from farmers and suppliers to factories and office sites. 🌤 2. Performance over promises: It’s not about the fastest or seemingly most ambitious target; it’s about delivering real progress in absolute terms, decoupling emissions from our growth. 🌍 3. Long-term thinking with short-term progress: Net zero success is made up of many smaller, shorter-term decisions that ensure companies stay on the right path. Establishing interim targets of three-to-five years helps hold businesses accountable and better match other business planning and decision-making cycles. ⌛ 4. Decisions today decides impact tomorrow: Net zero means not missing decisions now that you won’t get to make again before the end of your net zero journey. A great example: locating new factories in places that optimize renewable energy access and minimize transport requirements. 🌱 5. Credit where credit is due: The science is clear that most companies can’t get to net zero by only reducing emissions or sequestering carbon in their own value chains. However, not all carbon credits are created equal, and companies should only use credits to cover the residual emissions, and use only verified, high-quality credits that are real, additional (beyond business-as-usual activities), measurable and permanent — and won’t be double counted. Feeling inspired? We are! It's why we're excited to share our roadmap to net zero emissions. Check out the details at bit.ly/3RmOccq.」9月27日 22時12分