Julian Quandt and Ulrike Eberle presented a comparison of the environmental impact of different plant and animal protein sources based on different reference units (functional unit) at the International Conference on Life Cycle Assessment of Food (LCA Food 2024) in Barcelona.
Biodiversity impacts in life cycle assessments: corsus employees present results on the assessment of biodiversity impacts of global food supply chains at the LCA FOOD 2024 in Barcelona.
On 4 September 2024, corsus moderated the annual meetings of the project support working groups (PAG) for the two large-scale nature conservation projects ‘Naturally Hamburg!’ and ‘Hamburg, your river nature’ in the Kirchhof Hall of the Patriotische Gesellschaft Hamburg. Both large-scale nature conservation projects aim to significantly connect and enhance Hamburg’s urban nature and waterways and to protect biodiversity.
Felix Lücking from corsus presented results on reducing the complexity of food assessment for labelling at the International Food Life Cycle Assessment Conference 2024 in Barcelona.
The managing directors of corsus were appointed to the juries of the German Sustainability Award for both companies and products.
corsus presented itself at the International Food Life Cycle Assessment Conference 2024 in Barcelona as a leading consultancy for sustainable food systems.
corsus will present a wide range of project results at the International Food Life Cycle Assessment Conference 2024 in Barcelona.
corsus congratulates life cycle assessment experts Dr Ulrike Eberle and Nico Mumm on the publication of their scientific paper on the “Reduction potential of German environmental food impacts due to a planetary health diet” in the renowned International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment.
Talita F. Amado, Senior Consultant at corsus, recently gave an interview to Der Spiegel on the spread of venomous snakes due to climate change. Here she explains the impact on biodiversity.
corsus has successfully moderated the involvement of interest groups in the large-scale nature conservation project “Hamburg, deine Flussnatur” (Hamburg, your river nature). The last regional workshop took place in Altona before Easter.
