SHShanna Hanbury

1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Shanna Hanbury

   Carbon accounting leaves corporate emissions open to wide variation: study (opens the original)

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   Companies can, in theory, appear to cut the carbon footprint of their supply chains in half simply by changing how they calculate emissions, according to a new paper. Researchers found that differences in accepted accounting methods can change how companies crunch their climate numbers and make it difficult to distinguish real emissions cuts from differences in calculations. “It is actually possible … in the current framework that a company can either look like a climate pioneer or a climate lag

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2. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Shanna Hanbury

   Leather exempted from EU's landmark deforestation law (opens the original)

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   The European Union has dropped leather from its final list of products targeted under the bloc’s landmark anti-deforestation law. Experts say the July 13 decision is the result of industry lobbying rather than a true reflection of leather’s deforestation footprint. The EU deforestation regulation, or EUDR, mandates that companies selling commodities such as cattle, soy, palm oil and cacao in the European market must prove their supply chains aren’t sourcing from recently deforested land. The law

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