Due to human activities, the concentration of certain GHG’s increases, which reinforces the natural greenhouse effect.
The human influence on the warming of the atmosphere, oceans and land is indisputable.
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Paris Agreement
The Paris Agreement sets an increase threshold of 2°C max. at 2100 (if possible 1.5°C) compared to the pre-industrial era.
- Sea levels have risen faster since 1900 than in 3000 years.
- Since the 1st report of the IPCC in 1990, 10 000 billiards tons of CO2 have been emitted.
- The last 10 years have been 1.1°C warmer compared to 1850-1900. Already many extreme meteorological phenomena are observed in all regions of the world.
Emissions accumulate => the longer we delay, the more difficult it will be and the consequences will be important!
To succeed in controlling disruption, we must reduce emissions, our carbon footprint.
Before being able to set up an action plan and measure its effect, it is necessary to start by evaluating the CO2 footprint in order to be able to focus the measures on the most significant emission items.

In addition, the reduction measures will reduce the impact of the increase in the cost of fossil fuels (and the GHG tax) on the company’s profitability.
To date, the carbon tax (€30 in 2023) concerns cars, gas and fuel oil.
The ISO 14064 standard provides for 3 scopes:
- Emissions directly linked to the “manufacturing” of products (for production).
- Indirect emissions, resulting from the operation of the company, excluding manufacturing.
- Emissions related to other stages of the product's life cycle both “upstream” and “downstream”: supply, transport, use, end of life, etc.
The Carbon Footprint takes into account:
- The product life cycle (production, use, end of life)
- The operation of the company, excluding production (heating of buildings, etc.)
- Indirect emissions (travel of customers, employees to come to work, etc.)
- Estimation of data uncertainties.

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