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ISO 14001 Revision Brings Stormproofing Model to Environmental Systems
Just like in architecture, where adaptive reuse means strengthening existing structures rather than building from scratch, the new amendments to ISO 14001:2015 aim to reinforce what’s already solid.
Indian Standard That Supports Renewable Energy in Rural and Remote Areas
Access to stable electricity is still a major issue in many parts of the world, and isolated renewable energy systems offer a cleaner, more reliable solution.
Companies Turn to Sustainability Certifications Amid Regulatory Uncertainty
Companies across the EU are increasingly turning to sustainability certifications to navigate unclear and shifting regulations, according to financial journalist and Certified Auditor for Gender Equality Anna Zavaritt in a recent article for Il Sole 24 ORE.
Standards as the Key to Implementation of EU Green Industry Plan
On February 26, 2025, the European Commission unveiled its sustainability policy for the next five years, introducing the Clean Industrial Deal and the Sustainability Omnibus.
The Role of Digital Product Passports in Transition to a Greener Economy
Jacob Mehus, CEO of Standard Norway, shares his perspective on how digital product passports (DPPs) could become a crucial tool in the EU’s push for a greener economy.
Life Cycle Assessment or Product Carbon Footprint? Choosing the Right Tool for Sustainability Goals
Life cycle assessment (LCA) and product carbon footprint (PCF) are two methodologies used to evaluate the environmental impact of products, each with distinct focuses.
Circular Economy Here to Stay: Foundations Confirm It as a Global Megatrend
The first post in the Circular Economy Uncovered series by Quality Austria explores whether the circular economy is a fleeting concept or a transformative megatrend.