Most companies fail to define ambitious reduction targetsA study from the University of Twente has revealed insights into the corporate world’s approach to achieving net-zero emissions. Only 22% of the companies with a net-zero target are committed to reducing emissions to a residual level and compensating with removals. “Companies like Meta use residual carbon emissions in their plans without defining correctly what that means”, says UT researcher Rosalie Arendt.Read more
More leptospirosis cases after floodsA recent study, published by researchers at the Faculty of ITC, has shown that flooding leads to increased leptospirosis cases. First author, John Ifejube is a recent graduate of the master's programme in Spatial Engineering. This publication is a direct result of his thesis on GeoHealth.Read more
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