How-to guidance for conducting a complete GHG inventory | Scope 3 (Categories 5,8,11,13,15)
Thursday, Apr. 18, 2:00 p.m. ET
How-to guidance for conducting a complete GHG inventory | Scope 3 (Categories 5,8,11,13,15)
Join our expert Keith Edgerton for quick, digestible advice on calculating a complete greenhouse gas inventory. Bring your questions to this 75-minute real-time solutions forum and get ready to learn new tips and tricks from other Practice Greenhealth partners. No matter where you are on your journey, these sessions are for you. This month will focus on Scope 3 categories 5 (waste generated in operations), 8 (upstream leased assets), 11 (use of sold products), 13 (downstream leased assets), and 15 (investments).
Keith Edgerton
Job Title
Director of Climate Solutions
Organization
Health Care Without Harm & Practice Greenhealth
Edgerton (he/him) has over 30 years of sustainability experience in medical and residential architecture and construction. He previously spent 11 years as the sustainability and construction coordinator for Providence Health System in southwest Washington and finished his time with Providence as a facility engineering manager for two different hospital campuses. Edgerton joined Health Care Without Harm in 2020 and supports U.S. health systems in their efforts to decarbonize and to build climate resilience. He specializes in helping U.S. health systems develop comprehensive GHG emission inventories and develop action plans to reduce emissions or achieve net-zero emissions.
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