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엘스비어는 콘텐츠 및 주제별 전문 지식을 데이터와 결합함으로써, 기후 변화의 영향을 완화하고자 하는 노력을 연구를 통해 가속화 하는 방법에 대한 고유한 인사이트를 도출합니다. 2040년까지 순 배출 제로(Net Zero) 달성을 목표로 온실 가스 배출량의 빠른 감량에 전념 새 탭/창에서 열기하는 것이 엘스비어의 기업으로서의 자세입니다.
Our progress on accelerating climate action
Download PDF 새 탭/창에서 열기We have been working to reduce our environmental impact for over a decade in areas such as office energy use, business travel and operations. By changing our workflows and processes and by embedding climate responsibility into how we work every day, we can drive down our own emissions.
Science and research underpin the global transition to net zero. We are working with the global research community to promote peer-reviewed research and data-led insights to help turn knowledge into evidence-based policy and action.
Addressing climate change is complex and requires collaboration. We are working with governments, NGOs and other organizations to educate, engage and support targeted action.
Our independent Climate Advisory Board advises us on key actions and initiatives to deliver a net zero future. The Board explores best practice for driving progress on climate change solutions, provides perspective and advocates for science- based decisions and action needed to address the climate emergency.
Addressing climate change is a multi-faceted challenge for an organization like Elsevier. It is our responsibility to act not only in terms of our operational emissions but also to use our unique content, products and networks to influence broader action. Having expert guidance to steer our actions enables us to make high quality science-based decisions related to climate impact. It also helps us to evolve our initiatives in this critical area and foster understanding of crucial climate change topics, both within the communities we support and beyond.
– Stuart Whayman, Managing Director, Researchers and Librarians, Co-Chair of the Climate Advisory Board
