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Honestly didn’t expect this - but the hardest part of selling emissions verification to MSMEs isn’t convincing them it matters. It’s showing them the data was already there. - Their bills. - Their invoices. Nobody had connected it.

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Dr.sally fouda: World Environment Day: Turning Waste into Resources for a Low-Carbon Future World Environment Day highlights transforming waste into resources to cut emissions and build a sustainable low-carbon circular economy…. https://greenfue.com/dr-sally-fouda-world-environment-day-turning-waste-into-resources-for-a-low-carbon-future/ Dr.sally fouda: World Environment Day: Turning Waste into Resources for a Low-Carbon Future

Introducing TRUST LAYERS at Senseible! Most carbon reports show numbers. Very few show confidence behind those numbers. That’s why we developed Trust Layer Controls in Senseible — to make carbon data more transparent, credible, and easier to validate (verify, explain, and review) Here’s what’s included: 1. Proof Graph - Visual chain shows how carbon values are derived so data feels explainable. 2. Auto-Validation - Flags missing documents and possible greenwashing risks before submission. 3. Peer Benchmark - Compare emissions against sector averages to understand where you stand. 4. Monetization Preview - Get an early view of potential carbon credit value before verification. 5. Audit Trail Export - Generate investor and auditor-ready exports with proof chains. 6. Dispute Simulation - See what may hold or break if reporting gets challenged. 7. Data Connectors - Bring data together through IoT, ERP, and Tally integrations for operational data. 8. Greenwashing Explainer - Get a clearer breakdown of risk triggers and reporting instead of vague flags. Because better carbon reporting starts with better trust in the data. Trust Score and Confidence Band remain visible throughout reporting for additional transparency. Trust Score Replaces Pass Fail 63m Msmes | Senseible Climate Intelligence Confidence Bands Beat False Precision | Senseible Climate Intelligence Explainable Greenwashing Flags Transparency | Senseible Climate Intelligence

“Either governments take swift and effective action to cut carbon pollution right now or they can continue irresponsibly rolling back protections, placing countless people’s health, homes, jobs and livelihoods at risk.” Nordic heatwave part of record year that saw temperatures scorch most of Europe, report finds

Estimation of peat land fire carbon emissions using remote sensing and GIS

The biggest signal in SBTi’s Net-Zero Standard 2.0 isn’t the new framework. It’s the scale behind it. 11,000+ companies now have science-based targets, 1,800+ stakeholders contributed feedback, and hundreds of companies helped test the standard before release. We’re moving past the stage where net-zero is a corporate commitment . It’s becoming a business operating requirement. The conversation is no longer whether companies should measure and manage emissions. It’s how quickly they can do it with credibility. What’s your take as a sustainability expert?

A conversation I keep hearing from MSME owners goes something like this: “We’ve been running this business for 15 years. Why is everyone suddenly asking for new carbon reports, new emission data, new requirements?” Fair question. The reality is buyers have changed . A few years ago, they mainly cared about quality, price, and delivery. Today, procurement teams want to know where risks sit in their supply chain. Banks want better carbon visibility. Larger customers want suppliers who won’t become liabilities later. Most business owners didn’t sign up for this. They’re already dealing with collections, hiring, margins, and customers who pay 90 days late. But ignoring it doesn’t make it go away. I’ve seen good businesses lose opportunities not because they were bad operators, but because someone else could answer questions they couldn’t. Not bigger, not smarter. Just better prepared. The businesses that win over the next decade won’t necessarily be the largest. They’ll be the ones that make it easy for customers, banks, and partners to trust them; with carbon visibility. That shift is already happening . Senseible — AI Carbon MRV & Climate Finance for MSMEs | senseible.earth

Introducing Senseible! Introducing Senseible! AI-native verification infrastructure in climate finance. 1. Senseible helps businesses generate measurable sustainability visibility using existing invoices, GST, and operational data. 2. Senseible helps businesses become sustainability-ready before buyers, lenders, or regulations force urgency. Supplier sustainability pressure is increasing, but MSMEs still struggle to generate measurable signals. How are suppliers currently being prepared? 3. Smaller businesses usually get impacted first because they don’t have teams ready when requirements change. Sustainability is no longer complicated for Scope 3 or Scope 1 . Scan your invoices and monetize or get compliant in seconds instead of months: http://senseible.earth Voila!

Okay, like many people, especially on here, I am fascinated by space. It’s impossible not to be. However, I don’t stand with the people who want to move to other planets. Not because I think it’s impossible, but because we’re just trying to escape the consequences of our actions. The problems that OUR planet is facing are because of us. Instead of trying to flee to Mars, we should invest more into saving our home. IMO: like it or not, right now, we are where we are, and where we are is where we’re meant to be.

MRV to Monetize While you’re debating the ‘right time’ to look into climate credits, your competitors have already automated their verification. In 47 seconds, they turned a stack of utility bills into active revenue. In the time it took you to read this, they’ve already moved ahead. Are you leading the market, or just watching it? MRV to Monetize with Senseible.

Officials hugely underestimated impact of AI datacentres on UK carbon emissions The UK government vastly underestimated the climate impact of artificial intelligence, it has emerged, after officials raised their estimate of carbon emissions from AI by a factor of more than 100. According to new data quietly published this week, energy use by AI datacentres in the UK could cause the emission of up to 123m tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) – about as much as generated by 2.7 million people – over the next 10 years. That latest figure replaces a previous estimate – since deleted – that claimed emissions would reach a maximum of 0.142m tonnes of CO₂ in a single year. There is increasing alarm at the carbon impact of AI and with calls to reduce global emissions to mitigate the climate emergency becoming increasingly urgent. Patrick Galey, the head of investigations for the Global Witness climate campaign, said: “We have a handful of years until our carbon budget is exhausted. “To waste what little bandwidth we have left – when 750 million people worldwide lack access to electricity – assisting some of the richest men ever to hone their plagiarism bots would be a historic idiocy that future generations are unlikely to forgive today’s leaders for.” The latest estimates were revealed in a revision to the UK “compute roadmap”, which sets out the government’s plan “to build a world-class compute ecosystem” for delivering artificial intelligence in the UK – a goal on which the government has staked its hopes for economic growth. However, AI datacentres require huge amounts of electricity to operate – much more than the datacentres used to store online data – and most of that continues to be generated by fossil fuels. continue reading

JPMorgan isn’t just buying carbon removal credits anymore. It’s financing the companies producing them. That’s the real story. When large financial institutions start putting capital behind supply, not just purchasing outcomes, a market is maturing. Carbon removal is beginning to look less like a climate experiment and more like infrastructure. Demand is growing far faster than supply, especially from sectors that can’t fully decarbonize. The question is no longer whether carbon removal will be needed. It’s whether enough capacity can be built before the demand arrives. This JPMorgan–Charm deal feels less like a credit purchase and more like a signal of where climate finance is heading next. Read detailed report: https://senseible.earth/carbon-credits

Most companies do not have an emissions problem. They have a measurement problem. I recently asked someone in sustainability leadership a simple question: ‘How confident are you in your emissions data?’ - Not the report or the dashboard. The actual number. Silence . Because most carbon reporting still relies on spreadsheets, assumptions, supplier estimates, and delayed inputs. And yet billion-dollar decisions are made from that data. Offsets. Procurement. Compliance. Net-zero claims. Imagine running your finance team like this: 'Close enough.’ You wouldn’t . Climate decisions are becoming financial decisions. Which means the era of approximate carbon accounting is ending. The companies that win won’t just reduce emissions. They’ll understand them better than everyone else.

A lot of sustainability conversations happen in boardrooms. Most sustainability work happens somewhere else. Inside factories. Inside procurement teams. Inside Excel sheets nobody wants to open. Inside WhatsApp groups trying to find last year’s numbers. That’s why many MSMEs feel disconnected from sustainability discussions. The language sounds global. The work feels local. At Senseible, we’ve learned that progress rarely starts with net-zero targets. It usually starts with someone saying: “Can we make this process less painful next time?” That’s often where the real change begins .

How do we make sustainability practical for businesses that don’t have sustainability teams?

Dr. Fawzy Younis: World Environment Day 2026: Egypt’s Roadmap from “Now for Climate” to Net Zero 2050 World Environment Day 2026 highlights Egypt’s shift to green economy and climate-smart agriculture to achieve net zero by 2050… https://greenfue.com/dr-fawzy-younis-world-environment-day-2026-egypts-roadmap-from-now-for-climate-to-net-zero-2050/ Dr. Fawzy Younis: World Environment Day 2026: Egypt’s Roadmap from “Now for Climate” to Net Zero 2050

Senseible helps businesses PREPARE for a low-carbon future before competitors do.

Senseible helps businesses waste less energy, lower costs, and reduce emissions.

Most climate conversations still ask: How many carbon credits did we buy? Very few ask: What exactly did we buy? Because not all carbon removal works the same way. - Some ecosystems remove carbon faster. - Some hold it longer. - Some are more resilient to fires, degradation, or reversals. Yet many decisions still get reduced to a certificate and a number. Climate accountability was never meant to be a paperwork exercise. The uncomfortable truth ? A company can report progress and still not fully understand the real-world quality, permanence, or ecological story behind what sits in its portfolio. The next chapter of sustainability will not be built on more claims . It will be built on better visibility , better questions, and better verification . Because the atmosphere does not respond to intentions. It responds to outcomes . With Senseible, we are solving exactly that for MSMEs and climate finance.