GHG Protocol Land Sector & Removals Guidance
Get ahead in setting FLAG targets and ensure your organisation’s emissions strategy is robust and compliant with these informational sessions.
Many organisations are asking: Does the new GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Guidance (LSRG) apply to us?
Join our upcoming 3-part webinar series to learn more about the core requirements of the LSRG. The first session will cover:
- Carbon pools
- Spatial boundaries
- Land Management Plans
Get ahead in setting FLAG targets and ensure your organisation’s emissions strategy is robust and compliant with these informational sessions.
Why should I attend?
If your company:
- Produces or sells wood, paper, or other forest products
- Operates farms or agricultural businesses
- Produces meat, dairy, or other animal-based products
- Processes food and beverages
- Sells groceries or other everyday food staples
- Produces tobacco products
... or if FLAG-related emissions make up 20% or more of your total emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3, this guidance could be essential for your science-based target setting.
This session will cover:
Carbon Pools
Spatial Boundaries
Land Management Plans
Register now
Meet the Speakers
Tracey Banks
Climate Action Programme Manager | BRC
Tracey leads on BRC’s Climate Action Roadmap work to galvanise and accelerate the retail industry’s commitment to deliver Net Zero by 2040.
Hayley Warrens
Director of Land Sector and Carbon Removals, One Carbon World
Hayley Warrens is the Head of Carbon Removals at One Carbon World. She oversees the carbon removals function, supporting companies develop and implement carbon removals inventories in line with the forthcoming Land Sector and Removals Guidance and SBTi FLAG targets.
Hayley led the development of the Welsh rail sector’s first ever strategy for climate adaptation which was noted as best practice by the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales. She also developed a Carbon Management Plan, on behalf of a local authority, which was voted in the Top 10 of all UK Councils.
Hayley is a member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences and gained Chartered Environmentalist status after just three years in the industry.
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