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New global research highlights significant environmental benefit of ISO 14001, as the updated standard launches today
A two-year study across 83 countries found a 1% rise in certifications was linked to a 0.14% drop in emissions intensity.
- Today, ISO launched the updated International Standard, alongside new international research linking its adoption to significant reductions in GHG emissions intensity.
- A two-year research project led by the Standards Council of Canada analyzed data from 83 countries between 1999 and 2022, identifying a strong correlation between ISO adoption and improved environmental performance.
- The study found that a 1% increase in ISO certifications correlates with a 0.14% decrease in GHG per unit of GDP, supporting more than 670,000 organizations worldwide.
- Secretary-General Sergio Mujica said the new edition is "smoother to implement and integrates seamlessly," helping organizations of all sizes embed environmental management into their strategy.
- The updated International Standard enables organizations to address broader challenges like biodiversity, pollution, and resource use, helping turn sustainability commitments into measurable improvements.
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New global research highlights significant environmental benefit of ISO 14001, as the updated standard launches today
GENEVA, April 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Preliminary new international research has linked the adoption of ISO 14001, the world's most widely used environmental management systems standard, with significant reductions in GHG emissions intensity.
ISO Releases New Version of Flagship Environmental Management Standard
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) announced the release of ISO 14001:2026, the new edition of its flagship environmental management standard, aimed at enabling organizations to design and implement environmental management systems to improve environmental performance, minimize impact, and comply with laws and regulations. According to ISO, the new standard is being launched as organizations […]
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