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Klima-Score bzw. Umwelt-Score in Deutschland Theorie-Praxis-Transfer-Workshop

Climate Score or Environmental Score for Food in Germany: Research and Practice

Carbon Footprint, Food, Klimabilanz, Life Cycle Assessment, Ökobilanz

corsus managing director Dr. Ulrike Eberle gave a presentation on the data basis for a climate or environmental score for food in Germany at the digital theory-practice transfer on 21.4.23.

One year of employee bike leasing at corsus

General, Team

corsus has been offering employee bike leasing for just over a year.

corsus GmbH celebrates anniversary

General, Team

corsus hosts anniversary party: one year after moving to Großneumarkt Hamburg, our companions were invited to the "new" offices to celebrate three years of corsus GmbH as well as the new foundation of corsus research gUG.

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corsus meetings with fishing associations in South Africa

Corporate, Food, Life Cycle Assessment, Ökobilanz

As part of the CLIF project, corsus held talks in February with business associations in the sardine and deep-sea hake fishing industries in South Africa.

Flensburg

Flensburg City Council adopts ambitious strategic goals of the city development strategy „Flensburg 2030“

Kommunen, Municipalities, SDGs

On February 23, the Flensburg City Council adopted the strategic goals of the urban development strategy "Flensburg 2030" by a majority vote and thus took a big step towards positioning itself for the future in terms of sustainability. Since autumn 2021, corsus has been accompanying the development process of the city development strategy, which will run until the end of 2023.

corsus researches for a nutritional transition – project launched to assess the sustainability of alternative protein sources and analogues

Food, Ökobilanz

corsus coordinates on behalf of the German Federal Environment Agency the recently launched project "Integrated sustainability assessment of alternative protein sources and analogues and transformation pathways of two selected alternatives".