See how various international environmental agencies are tackling carbon emissions.
The International Labor Organization estimates that about 380 000 workers die each year from occupational accidents. Undoubtedly, worker safety is crucial in any environment, but it is critical in hazardous areas.
Global warming is driving extreme climate events across the planet with increasing regularity, scope, and intensity. Hoping to mitigate the effects of climate change, governments around the world are developing carbon taxes to help achieve ambitious climate targets and meet sustainability goals.
Learn how state-of-the-art digitization solutions and tools offer real-time situational awareness to emergency and disaster response management teams
There's no doubt climate change is the biggest challenge for humanity in the 21st century. Experts reveal one of the greatest drivers of climate change is carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion and industrial processes.
There is rising interest in biofuels as the world turns to clean liquid fuels that help address energy security and global warming concerns. Research reveals the global biofuel market will likely reach $153.8 billion by 2024. In 2020, global biofuel production grew to reach 1,677,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, compared to 187,000 barrels of oil equivalent produced 20 years ago.
Flammable liquids in the fragrance industry can explode if ignited. Explosion risks in hazardous areas exist in the fragrance Industry.
Digital monitoring is the key to reducing potential dust explosion hazards in the food production process. Food flavorings may also ignite under the right conditions.
Monitoring methane emissions is key to reducing climate change. Methane is a key greenhouse gas, ultimately increasing global warming.
Organizations that implement well-thought-out digital strategies have a happier and more engaged team of employees and increased productivity.
