US students tackle corporate America’s greenhouse gas challenge
Ecometrica and George Washington University [...]
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06, 2018
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08, 2014
The Greenhouse Gas Reporting Conundrum Facing Oil & Gas Companies
Monitoring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions [...]
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07, 2013
Mandatory GHG Reporting Regulations Approved by Commons
The regulations for introducing mandatory [...]
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06, 2013
What do the final mandatory GHG reporting regulations mean for companies?
Now that the requirement to [...]
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09, 2012
Greenhouse gas accounting is simple isn’t it?
No, not really. At a [...]
4
09, 2012
Greenhouse Gases, CO2, CO2e, and Carbon: What Do All These Terms Mean?
A guide and white paper for common greenhouse gases.
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06, 2012
Calculating the GWP of Refrigerant Gas Mixes
Global warming potentials (GWPs) are used to convert emission contributions from specific greenhouse gases, such as methane, into units of carbon dioxide equivalent in order to facilitate the comparison of their environmental impact. Each greenhouse gas has its own global warming potential; for example, the GWP of methane is 25 and the GWP of nitrous oxide is 298. The source of the GWP you apply should be in line with that required by the particular standard or scheme you are reporting to, so be sure that you have chosen GWPs that are in compliance with your specific reporting goals.
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02, 2012
Electricity: How to Correctly Report Emissions
This paper sets out how to correctly report the emissions associated with purchased electricity, and notes some cases where providers of reporting/measurement guidance have got it wrong.
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07, 2010
Federal and Regional Climate Change Policy and Legislation in the United States
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative [...]
7
07, 2010
A Practical Approach for Policies to Address GHG Emissions from Indirect Land Use Change Associated with Biofuels
Recent estimates of indirect land [...]
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11, 2008
What is a Carbon Footprint?
A carbon footprint is “the [...]
