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Opportunities and challenges of tackling Scope 3 “Indirect” emissions from residential hot water [PDF]
Water Research X, 2023 The water sector could play a major role towards a Net Zero greenhouse gas (GHG) future if Scope 3 emissions were embraced and operationalised. Significant opportunities and challenges exist in tackling Scope 3 emissions including those associated with ...
S.J. Kenway +8 more
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Cogent Business & Management, 2023 Climate change information, especially greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions disclosures (Scopes 1, 2 and 3), has recently attracted considerable interest from investors, companies, regulators, and other stakeholders.
Alpaslan Yasar, Neriman Yalçın
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A new heuristic framework for estimating indirect (Scope 3) emissions of large organizations [PDF]
Scientific ReportsLarge businesses and organizations are pledging voluntary actions for climate change mitigation. Alongside such pledges, government regulations that mandate climate-related disclosures for large corporations are also emerging.
Viraj Sawant +6 more
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The unseen carbon: Scope 3 emissions transform understanding of electricity generation in import-dependent nations [PDF]
iScienceSummary: Energy system decarbonization requires accurate emissions accounting. While many import-dependent nations rely on foreign fuels, infrastructure, and technologies for electricity generation, their emissions calculations often overlook critical ...
Seokju Kim, Sanghyuk Koh, Boreum Lee
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions of an Urban Water System in Korea: A case study of Paju city [PDF]
대한환경공학회지, 2023 Objectives This study assessed the greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in the urban water system from a life cycle perspective in the city of Paju. It serves as a case study to provide a quantitative basis for the net-zero water management.
Yiseul Hong, Jooyoung Park
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Determining the Scope 3 Emissions of Companies
Chemical Engineering & Technology, 2022 Abstract The use of materials, goods, and services is associated with greenhouse gas emissions. These so‐called scope 3 emissions make a considerable contribution to the climate footprints of companies. Calculating these emissions is difficult because they occur in the supply chain, which can usually only be traced to the first ...
Mario Schmidt +2 more
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Cleaner Production Letters, 2021 To align business activities with the Paris Agreement goal to limit global warming to 1.5°, companies may disclose and set targets to mitigate their emissions. The global food system contributes up to 37% of total annual emissions.
Daniela J. Schulman +2 more
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Scope 3 Emissions of Higher Education: Review of Methods
, 2023 Universities aim to remain relevant throughout the green transition. Sound emission measurement methods are needed to provide appropriate climate-resilient decision support, along with disclosure of emission impacts in the context of climate plans and target setting.
Stridsland, Thomas +26 more
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Characterization of Greenhouse Gases Emissions by Economic Sectors Using Environmentally Extended Input-Output Analysis (EEIOA) [PDF]
대한환경공학회지, 2022 Objectives As climate change deepened, the concept of 2050 carbon neutrality was introduced. The COP 26 Glasgow Agreement strengthened the national greenhouse gases (GHGs) target of 2030.
Yujin Park +3 more
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Harmonizing corporate carbon footprints
Nature Communications, 2021 Current carbon accounting and reporting practices remain unsystematic and incomparable, particularly for emissions along the value chain (scope 3).
Lena Klaaßen, Christian Stoll
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