From INTEGRA BiosciencesJun 28 2024 The company has been taking significant steps to reduce emissions in recent years, and has been working with myclimate since 2020 to record its corporate carbon footprint and track its success on the journey to net zero.
The myclimate foundation informs businesses about how their carbon emissions can be avoided and minimized, and how they can support climate protection projects. The firm has supported INTEGRA for several years in monitoring the impact of its global operations, and reports detailing the company’s progress in reducing its annual greenhouse gas emissions up to 2023 are now available.
Dr Ursula Leuthold, Sustainability Coordinator at INTEGRA, said: “Our long term goal is to become net zero by 2050 at the latest. We have also set several targets to achieve by 2030, including reducing our direct and indirect company emissions by 50 percent, and using 100 percent renewable electricity sources across all our operations.”Related Stories“We are extremely proud of what we have achieved so far, but we aren’t going to stop there.