This year's training will combine a session on the role and potential of standardisation for environmental protection with practical case studies and breakout sessions with exchange of best practices tailor-made for ECOS members & experts.
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The ECOS Annual Conference 2023 focused on how we should communicate environmental information to ensure reliability and transparency. It offered exciting insights on combating greenwashing while breaking down the do's and don'ts of green claims.
There's a lot of hype about hydrogen. But don't get caught up! Hydrogen should not be used for domestic heating. Discover why in the replay of our webinar: Is there a chance for hydrogen boilers? In the webinar, we launched our new report: 'Burning question: Why hydrogen boilers are not the answer'.
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Green claims, including those promising ‘climate neutral’, or ‘nature positive’ products and companies have become mainstream. Are they credible? Should we believe them?
There's a lot of hype about hydrogen. But don't get caught up! Hydrogen should not be used for domestic heating. Discover why in our webinar, where where ECOS will launch a new report: 'Burning question: Why hydrogen boilers are not the answer'. The webinar will take place on 25 April at 10:30-11:30am CEST.
Together with our members BUND, we organised a hybrid session focusing on nanomaterials! Our event brought together leading experts to discuss the role of civil society in shaping the regulatory frameworks of nano governance.
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Read and watch the interactive discussion and key takeaways from the latest ECOS online event, "Seeing the forest through the trees: How sustainable timber buildings can help fight the climate crisis".
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