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Building & construction
Businesses in the built environment can make a positive impact by investing in our high-impact nature-based solutions. This includes carbon credits for offsetting, voluntary biodiversity credits, or offsite BNG units.
Investing in nature through Earthly not only supports communities but also delivers co-benefits that go beyond carbon and biodiversity.
The built environment has a critical role in helping us all reach net zero. Its impact is felt across every aspect of the personal and professional lives of everyone on this planet. Responsible developers are embracing their role and making sustainability a priority.
Catch up on our webinar: Net Zero in the Built Environment, where we discussed the key decisions and the value in achieving net zero in the built environment before 2030. Our expert panel includes Lucy Winterburn from Savills Investment Management, Richard Ford from Vision Zero, Jonathan Munkley from WSP and ZERO Construct, and Earthly's own CCO Lorenzo Curci.
Reduction
The built environment accounts for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, making reduction their first and most critical step towards sustainability.
Businesses can achieve this by implementing strong ESG strategies and long-term carbon reduction programmes to enhance energy efficiency and minimise their environmental footprint before turning to responsible offsetting.
Balance
To accelerate investment into nature, businesses need to go beyond net zero and show that they are giving back to our planet more than they take.
Earthly can help you invest in high-quality nature-based solutions around the world, so you are not only reducing carbon, but balancing your remaining footprint while helping restore nature and improve the livelihoods of those most impacted by climate change.
Share
Communicating your sustainability efforts to your employees, clients, and partners is a critical part of your plans that cannot be overlooked or downplayed. It's important to be accurate, transparent and inspiring.
Earthly offers storytelling and communication resources to help engage your employees, customers, partners, etc., with your climate journey. Our innovative tools, like the impact dashboard, help you visualise your positive impact.
High-quality projects around the world
Earthly assesses projects' potential to deliver on biodiversity and social impact goals as well as carbon. Our assessment analyses 106 data points, aggregating information from several data partners, including BeZero and Google Earth Engine.
Carbon
We evaluate and track carbon emissions reduction and removal throughout the project's life.
Biodiversity
Biodiversity impact factors in various measures, including endangered species, area protected or restored, as well as ecosystem services.
Social
The People/Social pillar measures how a project benefits its local communities. This can include providing education, training, healthcare, profit sharing, or other benefits.
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