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Discussion To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that prospectively assessed the efficacy of certain measures to reduce scope 3-related carbon emissions of a gastrointestinal endoscopy unit. We were able to show that a general environmental consciousness and switching to alternative accessories reduce carbon emissions without impairing the endoscopic workflow or harming patients.
In more detail Medicine significantly contributes to the emission of carbon dioxide, with GI endoscopy being one of the largest contributors.1 Based on the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, the carbon dioxide producing processes can be divided into three scopes2: Scope 1: Emissions that occur in places that are controlled by oneself. Scope 2: Emissions that arise during the production of the purchased energy.
In more detail Medicine significantly contributes to the emission of carbon dioxide, with GI endoscopy being one of the largest contributors.1 Based on the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, the carbon dioxide producing processes can be divided into three scopes2: Scope 1: Emissions that occur in places that are controlled by oneself. Scope 2: Emissions that arise during the production of the purchased energy.
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