ABOUT AARON
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Aaron Yeardley is the Science Team Co-Lead for Tunley Environmental. He specialises in carbon management planning, focusing on the supply chain and long term plans to reduce emissions. Additionally Aaron is an official verifier for Airport Carbon Accreditation. Aaron works on projects to help the environmental in all forms of sustainability not just carbon emissions as he always enjoys working with clients to increase biodiversity and energy optimisaiton. Aaron has always had a passion for Mathematics and enjoys using this passion to help other people.
During his PhD, Aaron collaborated with many Chemical Engineering research students by using machine learning to aid process engineering projects through forecasting, sensitivity analysis and design of experiments. Aaron continues to use these data analytics and software skills to help decarbonise businesses. It is clear that numbers make Aaron happy, and calculating a baseline value for a project’s greenhouse gas emissions and using innovative methods to decrease that baseline value is extremely exciting.
AARON'S FEATURES
This book is not exhaustive; the world of sustainability is huge and ever-expanding. What we have done is curated insight into the key areas that matter the most right now: leadership, regulation, carbon, biodiversity, water, AI, brand, and genetics.
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Tunley releases 99 Facts of Climate, Science, and Society, our book which invites readers of all ages to uncover the roles of carbon, biodiversity and human influence in our changing world.
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The white paper demonstrates how net zero can be incorporated into our everyday lives, hobbies, and communities.
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