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Welcome to the Will Solutions blog, where we explore carbon market trends, emissions reduction strategies and regulatory developments. Whether you’re a company, organization or change agent, our analysis will help you better understand and act for a low-carbon future.
Residual materials management: reduce, reuse, recycle and dispose as little as possible
Residual materials management is gradually evolving, recognizing that landfill of these materials is harmful to the environment and public health. Innovations in terms of equipment and treatment methods, as well as the involvement of citizens and industries in...
Sustainable mobility: What it is and how to get there
By: Alexie Roy-Lafontaine If I ride my bicycle to work, I practice sustainable mobility, right? Yes and no! The answer is not that simple. The concept of sustainable mobility links a multitude of players from different sectors. Citizens certainly have their role to...
The health impacts of air quality
By: Cassandre Clermont Good air quality is important for health, as is healthy eating and physical activity. The air we breathe allows our body to function; therefore it is essential that it is made up of healthy gases in enough quantity. On Earth, more frequent smog...
Deconfinement and Climatic Recovery
This article addresses the resuming of our post-confinement activities. The crisis triggered by the COVID-19 has naturally relegated climate action in second place as the public health crisis taking place globally and fears of a long-term economic recession are...
Greta vs Davos
Sequestration and the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are a combination of indispensable actions that must be carried out simultaneously. At the beginning of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic[1] emerged as a global issue that is expected to gradually...
The impacts of global warming on health
Written by: Cassandre Clermont, biochemistry and molecular medicine student Global warming is a recent phenomenon caused by the abnormal increase in greenhouse gases. It was the industrialization of companies that led to an overproduction of its gases. The main...
Telecommuting: from an emergency response to a sustainable work model
The current crisis of COVID-19 has probably made you aware of the advantages and disadvantages of daily telecommuting. Being a company that has been entirely telecommuting for several years, WILL had the opportunity to initiate a reflection on the subject during the...
Action on the 2020 decade: Measure, reduce and contribute
Since spring 2019, we have witnessed a 4th wave of demand for carbon credits[1]. Meaning additional GHG reductions have been qualified, quantified and verified by a third party, allowing their conversion into carbon credits. Various initiatives support this demand....
The B Corp Handbook, 2nd edition
Claudie Eustache In recent years, more and more companies have become interested not only in their social responsibility (generally called CSR), but also in the notion of impact. With impact assessment, an organization will take the time to measure the effects of its...