The U.S. EPA has added both My Green Lab Certification and the ACT Ecolabel to its Environmentally Preferable Purchasing recommendations, a milestone that recognizes the rigor behind each program. Find out what this means for federal purchasers, and how the recognition supports the push to make green labs the global standard.
A failed ULT freezer can wipe out years of research, so choosing the right one matters more than most lab purchases. Use these five tips from PHC Corporation of North America to weigh capacity, reliability, lifetime cost, and verified sustainability credentials before you buy.
Biogen became the first large biotech company to certify every one of its labs through My Green Lab, finishing two years ahead of its target. Learn how a pilot program, a Core Committee, and volunteer Lab Ambassadors turned simple actions like smarter purchasing, better recycling, and equipment audits into company-wide change.
Biotech and pharma have reached a tipping point on climate action, but the biggest challenge still lies in the supply chain. Dive into My Green Lab’s 2024 Carbon Impact Report, released at COP 29, to see how far the industry has come on emissions targets and why Scope 3 is the next frontier.
Over the past decade, single-use plastics have emerged as a critical component in the life sciences industry, offering a unique combination of convenience, sterility, and cost-effectiveness. While single-use plastics have played a pivotal role in advancing the industry, it is crucial to acknowledge their environmental repercussions.
My Green Lab is thrilled to announce the launch of the Accelerator Partner Program, a new initiative designed to recognize and support sustainability consulting services and organizations within the health sector.
In the ever-evolving landscape of scientific research, balancing groundbreaking discoveries with sustainable practices is critical, as labs are resource-intensive spaces with significant environmental impacts. Envision a world where every laboratory operates at peak efficiency, not just in its research but in its commitment to sustainability. Achieving this vision begins with one crucial element: education.
