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Our Carbon Footprint Report

Our Carbon Footprint Report

Climate change is a huge threat to humanity. At Ghyston, we are committed to reducing our impact on the natural environment and seeking opportunities to create positive change.

Dan Phipps Managing Director
1 minute read

The first step towards net zero is to understand what our current impact is, in order to work out where we can make improvements. Supercritical produced a footprint report covering our emissions in 2021, with a breakdown showing where our emissions came from and recommendations on reductions (see below). We will share updates on the progress we are making throughout our journey.

Dan Phipps
Managing Director

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