🌍 Environment, Climate & Water · Mindmap
Corporate Climate Action Areas
The main levers a company has for climate action, from measuring emissions to clean energy, supply chain and offsets.
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What this diagram shows
- Starts with measurement and targets
- Covers operations and the supply chain
- Puts offsets last, after real reductions
Prompt used
Mind map of corporate climate action: measure (emissions inventory, Scope 3 mapping), targets (net zero date, science-based targets), energy (rooftop solar, green power purchase, efficiency), operations (electric fleet, low-carbon buildings), supply chain (supplier engagement, low-carbon materials), reporting (BRSR, CDP) and offsets (verified carbon credits).
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root((Climate Action))
Measure
Emissions inventory
Scope 3 mapping
Targets
Net zero date
Science-based targets
Energy
Rooftop solar
Green power purchase
Efficiency
Operations
Electric fleet
Low-carbon buildings
Supply chain
Supplier engagement
Low-carbon materials
Reporting
BRSR
CDP
Offsets
Verified carbon creditsRelated templates
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